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Stehekin Evening Dinner Cruise

New! Every Friday all summer!

If you are already going to be in Stehekin, join us for our Evening Dinner Cruise aboard the iconic Lady of the Lake! Never been done before, cruise the headwaters of Lake Chelan and admire the beautiful views while enjoying a catered dinner by the Stehekin Pastry Company. It’s a “must do” if you are in Stehekin on a Friday!

Reservations are required. Space is limited, book in advance!

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Office Hours: Monday | 8:30am – 4:00pm Tuesday | Closed Wednesday | 8:30am – 4:00pm Thursday | Closed Friday | 8:30am – 4:00pm Saturday | 8:30am – 1:00pm Sunday |8:30am – 9:30am

Toll Free: 888-682-4584 Local: 509-682-4584 E-mail: [email protected]

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The Lake Chelan Boat Company  provides year-round scenic transportation on Lake Chelan. Daily service is available during the High Season of May 1 through October 15th.  Service continues through the Off Season of October 16th through April 30th, with one of the vessels running on varying schedules.

Areas served are Chelan, Field’s Point, Stehekin, Lucerne (port of Holden Village), and other safe flag stop points along Lake Chelan.

Those traveling for a day trip can enjoy a layover at Stehekin, the head of Lake Chelan and the gateway to the North Cascades National Park. The views are majestic and wildlife is frequently seen. The layover times differ depending on your choice of sailing vessel and schedule.  All other points along the way are made to pick up and drop off passengers only.

Lady of the Lake: $25/one-way | *Lady Express: $43/one-way | Lady Liberty: $49/one-way

Rates are per person, adults rates listed, children age 2-11 are half, under 2 ride for free, senior discount for 65+

*Click here to book your Lady Express up and downlake tickets at the same time and receive a discount!

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With different boat options and schedule changes, we’ve created a year-round calendar for folks to view to help! Use this calendar to view the options available each month.

Click on boat name for full detailed schedule for that day.

Please make sure to book tickets in advance to guarantee seat availability.

If you have questions you may also call the office at 509.682.4584 or email [email protected].

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Great experience on the Lady Express to Stehekin! We learned so much about the lake and the Chelan... read more

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Lady of the Lake Cruise

It is hard to review the Lady of the Lake without also reviewing the very small town of Stehekin as that is pretty much your only destination. We took the Lady Express (2 1/2 hours) up to Stehekin which is a town of about 97 locals. The only access to this remote town is by boat (or helicopter for emergencies). The weather was beautiful, sunny and about 85 degrees so we weren't cold on the boat even with the breeze on the way up at 8:30 in the morning. The scenery doesn't change much the entire trip up the 55-mile long lake, but the narration from the captain was informative and interesting. It was a bit difficult to make out the words over the speakers, though. The express boat has two levels. Upstairs, you will have folding chairs to sit on and there is room both covered and uncovered for seating. Downstairs, the seats are indoors and appear to be way more cushier than what we sat on upstairs. Boarding and disembarking went quickly and smoothly. We stayed 3 hours in Stehekin then boarded the "slow boat" the Lady II for the trip back. (This is the combo ticket for around $60 round trip). Here's a tip: The seats downstairs were roomier, softer, had more leg room, a table and the air was cooler! Upstairs you can expect the exact opposite. This boat also has outdoor and indoor seating. Cash only to purchase food or drink on board. You can, however, bring your own. This is a great activity to do as a family with both young and older children.

Definitely a MUST if you want to see Lake Chelan. I recommend that you take the faster boat in the morning to get to Steheckin. This will give you 3 hours to explore this small little community. Then take the slower boat back in the afternoon. Be forewarned......it can get pretty hot on the boat in the afternoon.

Beautiful trip to the other end of Lake Chelen (and the world). The coffee was bad and alcohol (even your own) isn't allowed on board, but the scenery was simply out of this world. Taking the fast boat up and the slow one back gave us time for a pleasurable picnic; though the slow trip back was a little anticlimatic.

Took the Lady Express from Chelan and back with my two grown sons for a few days of backpacking. Both departures were on time (to the minute) and arrivals were early (maybe helped by good weather). Crew was very helpful and ride was very smooth (weather again). Best views are from the back of the top deck, facing the rear of the boat. The front half of the upper level is covered if you need protection from sun or rain. Lineup early if that’s your goal. There is no ATM in Stehekin, but most places take credit. You’ll lose a cell signal quickly out of Chelan and don’t count on unreliable WiFi in Stehekin.

The boat ride to Stehekin was quite lovely. The ride back seemed to take forever- I think it was three hours! The crew were outstanding.

We took the Lady of the Lake Express boat to Stehekin from Chelan. The ride over was good, as was the ride back. I would have given them a zero rating if possible though because their customer service is severely lacking. On the return trip, our luggage was clearly marked and we put it at the dock by the sign. When we boarded, I wanted to be sure, so I asked the lady that took our tickets and pointed to our luggage and she said it was in the correct spot. Upon arrival in Chelan, our luggage was nowhere to be found. The lady in the office was very nice and tried to call to see where it was but did not have any answers. She suggested we drive to Field's Point and see if it was dropped off there. Our daughter did that (40 minutes each way) only to find out it was not there. Many phone calls on both Sunday and Monday. Sunday evening I received voicemail saying our luggage showed up in Chelan and was on the regular (slow) boat. When I called Monday morning I was asked what card I wanted to use to pay to have it shipped to us. I was not happy with that. It was the boat companies mistake. I spoke to Shannon, the manager, and she said an employee could drive it over to us the next day. We finally received our luggage, which included a cooler full of food. Needless to say that was all rotten and had to be tossed. I asked Shannon for compensation or at a minimum for our tickets to be refunded and was told that they were not willing to do that. I cannot believe what a fiasco this was. Then on top of that, to ask the customer to pay to have their lost luggage shipped to them?! Too bad they are the only commercial ferry to Stehekin. We would like to return, but will look to alternative transportation if possible.

Lady of the Lake Chelan Boat Tours

Lady of the Lake Chelan Boat Company offers one of the best boat tours in the Pacific Northwest. The cruise from Chelan to Stehekin has been lauded by National Geographic, Sunset Magazine, The New York Times, and many others. Come see why!

In many ways, Lake Chelan is two different lakes.

The southeast end of the lake is home to the town of Chelan, with its shops, attractions, water skiers, golf, and so forth. The farther you travel up the narrow, 50.5 mile long lake, however, the more wild it becomes. A realm of deep forests, distant rocky peaks, myriad wildlife, hikers, and campers. At the lake’s very northern end lies the small community of Stehekin and the North Cascades National Recreation Area .

No roads lead to the head waters of Lake Chelan. Getting to Stehekin and viewing the length of the lake requires other modes of transport. Private boat, float plane, or even by helicopter are options. So, too, is hiking or trail riding.

One of the best and most popular ways, however, is via a Lady of the Lake Chelan boat tour!

Lady Of The Lake

The Lady of the Lake has been ferrying passengers up lake and back for over 100 years. A voyage called a “must see” by numerous publications, including National Geographic and Sunset Magazine.

Lady of the Lake passenger service between Chelan and Stehekin is available year ’round. The route includes scheduled stops at both Fields Point and Lucerne.

Fields Point is just minutes away from both Twenty-Five Mile Creek State Park and Kelly’s Resort .

The port of Lucerne provides access to Refrigerator Harbor Campground and the unique mountain community of Holden Village .

Cruising Lake Chelan

A Lake Chelan cruise can take a variety of forms between the company’s two boats: Lady of the Lake II and the Lady Express .

A round trip up the lake and back on the Lady of the Lake II, with a 90 minute layover in Stehekin, is an all day affair: 8:30am to 6pm.

A Lady Express round trip, with a 60 minute Stehekin layover, is only a little over 6 hours.

The combo trip, which has you on the Express up and the Lady II back, is another 9.5 hour trip but provides a 3 hour layover in Stehekin.

Lady Of The Lake Sailing Schedule

Lady Of The Lake Chelan sailing schedule varies with the season.

The High Season is May 1st through October 15th. The Off Season October 16th through April 30th. Visit the Lady of the Lake website for up-to-date information on the seasonal schedule. Private Charters are also available.

Whatever your choice or destination, Lady of the Lake Chelan boat tours are a perfectly lovely way to experience Lake Chelan.

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Lake Chelan Lodging

You can catch Lady of the Lake boat tours in Chelan or just a few minutes up the road from Kelly’s Resort at Fields Point. Kelly’s Resort offers 200′ of Lake Chelan waterfront with four docks and a beach with enclosed swimming. Choose from among our 11 hillside cottages and 4 lakeside condos . Other perks include a heated pool, laundry facilities, store, coffee shop, and more . Book your stay at Kelly’s Resort today!

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Lake Chelan and Stehekin: A Weekend Getaway Guide

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Lake Chelan is an elongated body of water that snakes through the hills of Central Washington. It is a scenic wonder, one of the state’s premier outdoor playgrounds, and a magnet for anyone with a penchant for water sports, wine, and relaxation.

On summer weekends, it seems that everyone in Seattle descends on the sunny shores of Lake Chelan. And as a result, the lake is a place where ‘the great outdoors’ and ‘getting away from it all’ do not necessarily go hand in hand.

Unless, of course, you decide to travel to Stehekin—a tiny self-reliant town nestled between craggy mountain peaks at the northern end of the lake.

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LAKE CHELAN IN CENTRAL WASHINGTON

Due to the varied topography that flanks its shores, 55 mile-long Lake Chelan has a little bit of something for everyone. At its southern tip, Lake Chelan boasts sunny weather and vineyard-clad hillsides. For partiers, sunbathers, water-sports-enthusiasts and entertainment-seekers, this activity-filled side of the lake offers a plethora of things to do.

In contrast, travelers searching for tranquility among tall trees and towering mountains, will find that Stehekin provides the perfect antidote to stressed-out city living.

During our Lake Chelan weekend getaway, Dan and I spent our first day on the lake’s sunny south side, and our second day in the remote Stehekin Valley.

Over the course of the weekend, we explored the lake from top to bottom—discovering the scenic landscapes, chilled-out vibe and hidden gems that make the Washington State recreation area such an alluring place to visit.

CHELAN WINERIES

Washington’s largest lake boasts more than 30 wineries along its shores. Wine grapes thrive along the banks of Lake Chelan, thanks to the area’s combination of rich soil and sunny climate. In just two decades, the Chelan Valley has made a mark on the map of wine country. Along with Eastern Washington’s Palouse and Oregon’s Willamette Valley, it has become one of the Pacific Northwest ‘s premier viticulture regions.

Based on its promise of a beautiful setting and casual no-reservations-necessary atmosphere, Dan and I chose to visit Lake Chelan Winery during our weekend getaway.

The winery serves casual picnic-style barbecue and delicious wine. It is an atmospheric place to unwind after a day of paddle boarding and swimming.

Though we found the Lake Chelan Winery’s barbecue to be somewhat overpriced and underwhelming, we enjoyed the venue’s live music, prolific of outdoor seating, and views that were as intoxicating as the wine itself.

While we only had time to visit one vineyard during our visit to Lake Chelan, we had no shortage of places to choose from. Some of the most highly touted wineries near Lake Chelan include Tsillan Cellars, Benson Vineyards, Nefarious Cellars, and Vin du Lac.

LAKE CHELAN RECREATION

As the premier hotbed of recreation in Central Washington, Lake Chelan is a magnet for outdoor enthusiasts. In summer months, motorized boats zoom about the lake’s crystal-clear waters and carve out obstacles for paddle boarders and kayakers. Swimmers cool off in the water. The hum of jet-skis adds to the area’s activity-filled soundtrack.

During our Lake Chelan vacation, Dan and I chose to rent SUPs from LakeRider Sports. It was overall a positive experience and our first time trying to balance on paddle boards.

In fact, despite the fact that we had to share the choppy water with hoards of other motorized boats, we enjoyed the experience enough that we bought our own inflatable SUPs within days of returning home.

WHERE TO STAY ON LAKE CHELAN

As one of Washington’s premier tourist attractions, Lake Chelan has a wide array of accommodation options. Most of the places to stay on Lake Chelan are situated in and around its eponymous town. They include large resorts, cabins, Airbnbs, and vacation homes.

Campbell’s Resort and the Lake’s Edge Tuscan Lodge are top-rated picks for travelers seeking waterfront lodging and comfortable rooms. For vacationers looking to have a more intimate experience, renting an Airbnb is a fantastic option.

When Dan and I visited Chelan, we somehow snagged a last-minute camping spot at Lake Chelan State Park. The sprawling campground is extremely popular come summer, and is best booked well in advance.

DAY TRIP TO STEHEKIN ON THE LADY OF THE LAKE

While the south end of Lake Chelan contains more than enough things to do, those looking for a more rustic adventure can take a day trip to Stehekin.

Stehekin is Washington’s most remote inhabited community. The small town lies at the northern end of Lake Chelan, near the entrance to North Cascades National Park.

The town is the yin to Chelan’s yang. It is everything Chelan is not—quiet, tranquil, remote, and off the beaten path. The little village oozes calm. After all, there are no roads that connect the community’s 75 permanent members with the outside world.

THE LADY OF THE LAKE FERRY

The cheapest and most convenient way to travel between Chelan and Stehekin is by boat. So, for the sake of time, ease, and money, Dan and I chose to take a ferry from Chelan to Stehekin for the day.

The Lady of the Lake is the name of the boat that travels between the two ends of the elongated waterway. Depending on whether you take the fast boat or the slow boat, the journey can take between 2.5 and 4 hours one way.

Our combination day trip ticket to Stehekin cost us $67 per person and included a three hour stopover on the north side of Lake Chelan. It included a one way ticket on the fast boat, and a return on the slow boat. If we had wanted to travel both ways on the faster boat, we would have been forced to reduce our layover length to 1.5 hours.

You can find updated Chelan ferry schedules on the Lady of the Lake website .

BIKING AROUND STEHEKIN WASHINGTON

With limited time, biking is the best way to explore the Stehekin Valley on a day trip. The small town has a few paved roads and a plethora of attractions located within relatively close proximity to one another.

The Stehekin bike rental tent lies a few hundred meters north of the ferry dock, along the village’s only road. Rentals cost $5 per person, per hour (cash only).

On bikes, Dan and I set out to discover the top things to do in Stehekin. We stopped by the town’s charming outdoor church and one room schoolhouse, visited its magnificent waterfall, feasted on fresh berries from the Stehekin Garden, and set out in search of the area’s tiny airstrip.

GATEWAY TO THE NORTH CASCADES NATIONAL PARK

Stehekin is the northern hub of the Lake Chelan National Recreation Area and a gateway to Washington’s spectacular North Cascades National Park. The park lies about a dozen miles down the road from the ferry dock. Its jagged mountain peaks are visible from just about anywhere in town.

Stehekin is the northernmost town along the Pacific Crest Trail—a hiking path that spans the height of California, Oregon and Washington. The small community is a popular place for thru-hikers to fuel up on food before continuing their last push toward the Canadian border.

THE  STEHEKIN PASTRY COMPANY

The Stehekin Pastry Company, also known simply as ‘the bakery,’ is where just about every tourist goes for lunch. Aside from the North Cascades Lodge and the reservations-only Stehekin Valley Ranch, it is the area’s sole eatery.

The Stehekin Pastry Company’s cinnamon rolls are somewhat of a legend among hikers of the Pacific Crest Trail. Having heard of them from friends, I knew I had to give them a try.

And they did not disappoint.

In fact, just about everything we ate at the little bakery was of exceptional quality.

THE OLD STEHEKIN SCHOOL

After lunch, Dan and I continued our bike ride through the Stehekin Valley, toward Rainbow Falls. Along the way, we took a few minutes to visit the town’s historic one-room schoolhouse.

The schoolhouse served as the Stehekin Valley’s primary educational facility between 1921 and 1988.

In 1988, the Stehekin School moved into a new building down the road. And today, the Old Stehekin School is essentially a museum for visitors who wish to learn a bit more about education in the valley.

Stepping inside the Old Stehekin School was like setting foot in a miniature version of my elementary school.

I attended the Eugene Waldorf School from Kindergarten through eighth grade. It is where I learned to knit, paint with watercolors, work with wood, and read and write.

The little one-room Stehekin School overflows with art from floor to ceiling. Haikus and watercolor paintings adorn its walls, and a cozy fireplace sits in the corner.

As I toured the interior of the Old Stehekin School and flipped through the pages of its yearly publication, I was struck by the similarities between my own childhood education and that which I saw on display.

Though I found no mention of Waldorf pedagogy in the school’s brochure, I couldn’t help but feel an overwhelming sense of home in its small classroom.

Visiting the historic one-room schoolhouse was an unexpected highlight of our day trip to Stehekin. The experience offered me a little slice of my childhood, in a place that I would have never expected.

RAINBOW FALLS

After admiring the art on the walls in the Old Stehekin School, Dan and I continued to Rainbow Falls—the highlight of our Stehekin day trip and a gem of northern Lake Chelan.

Rainbow Falls is perhaps the most popular destination for day visitors to the Stehekin Valley. The two-tiered cascade tumbles 312 feet into an aquamarine pool. It is one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Washington and a fantastic place to cool off on a hot summer day.

As an alternative to biking, many travelers choose to visit Rainbow Falls on a Red Bus tour. Red Bus tours leave from the Stehekin waterfront twice daily. Their departures coincide with the arrival of the passenger ferries. They last 50 minutes and cost $10 per person.

THE STEHEKIN GARDEN

The Stehekin Garden lies along the town’s singular road, between the ferry dock and bakery. As we made our way back to the ferry following a lovely bike ride through the Stehekin Valley, we stopped at the garden to buy fresh blueberries and apricots.

In doing so, we had the opportunity to speak with one of Stehekin’s long-time residents.

Karl Gaskill has lived in Stehekin for over forty years. He first discovered the magical valley in the 1970s, while hiking the Pacific Crest Trail. Since the 70s, Gaskill has lived off the land and off the grid.

He built his home and garden in Stehekin and has never once looked back. “Everything I need is here,” he told us, as he gazed toward the mountains.

The two ends of Lake Chelan may share a body of water, but their similarities end there.

In Chelan, tourists are drawn to fine dining, idyllic wineries, wide-open vistas, and a plethora of recreational opportunities. In Stehekin, they find tranquility, soaring mountains, and off-the-grid simplicity.

Whether you’re looking for entertainment, relaxation, bustling activity, or peaceful serenity, Lake Chelan is sure to deliver.

Because if you don’t find what you’re looking for on one end of the lake, you’re likely to find it on the other.

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Lights at the Lake

Lake Chelan is purely magical during the winter season. Come explore the Valley holiday light experiences all Winter long. It’s a sight and experience you’ll never forget.

Christmas Tree Lighting- November 24th at 6pm

Get ready for Santa’s arrival in Historic Downtown Chelan on Friday November 24th! Santa will parade through town and end at the corner of Woodin and Emerson to light the Christmas Tree at 6pm! Sing carols, get your picture taken, and take in the holiday spirit all around. At 6:30pm head to a viewing area for fireworks.

Village of Lights- November 25th at 10am

The day begins at Mountain View Lodge with writing Santa Letters.  Santa and Mrs. Claus arrive at Leffler Field and parade through town, where they end at Radiance Winery for pictures. End the evening with fireworks at 6:30pm at Manson Bay Park.

Driving Holiday Light Tour

Enjoy the beauty of twinkling lights all around the Lake Chelan Valley. Start your drive on South Lakeshore Dr. heading into Downtown Chelan, up through neighborhoods, into Downtown Manson, and all around to the beautiful wineries and vineyards.

Firework Displays- 6:30pm

Look to the sky for a celebratory firework display at 6:30pm, at either Don Morse Park in Chelan or Manson Bay Park in Manson. 

Fri. November 24th- Don Morse Park

Sat. November 25th- Manson Bay Park

Sun. December 31st NYE 9pm- Don Morse Park

Lady of the Lake Firework Cruise – Multiple Dates

Our beloved Lady of the Lake will be taking guests out to get a front row show to the fireworks and the lights around the lake. Bundle up for this fun experience on Lake Chelan! 

Visit The Lady of the Lake to see which cruises are available to purchase tickets. 

Winter Solstice Luminary Walk- December 21, 2024 

Winter naturally invites us to slow down in rhythm with the landscape around us. This seasonal cycle of rest and reflection offers balance to our inner lives. When we are quiet and listen, we can often give ourselves what we need. A restorative time of year, the winter solstice marks a solar turning point, where the darkest day turns the corner to renewed light and we welcome the season of winter. Please join us for a peaceful self led walk lit up with over 1000 luminaries through the Historic Downtown Chelan, Riverwalk Park.

This winter solstice leading up to the new year, take the time to embrace your intentions while you are on the luminary walk.

Enjoy a peaceful evening taking a stroll through the luminaries, hot cocoa, reflect on the past year around a fire pit, and set intentions for the new season on the solstice altar.

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Private Charters

Book your 2024 graduation party today, your own private charter.

A Private Charter is the perfect way to enjoy a leisurely afternoon or evening on Lake Chelan as a group.

Every charter is custom planned by you! Our experienced staff will assist you to make your charter on Lake Chelan beautiful and memorable.

The Lady of the Lake has great options to make any occasion amazing! Enjoy your private cruise aboard one of our vessels and celebrate any of the following:

Weddings: Enjoy your ceremony, reception, rehersal dinner and much more. Group sizes from 20-150.

Family: Hosting a birthday, anniversary or celebrating or baby shower? We have the perfect space for you!

Corporate: Need a space to have meetings, celebrate your team or thank your clients? Our boats provide space for all kinds of corporate events and even private uplake travel. 

Graduation: Celebrate with your school, family or friends. We can accommodate 20-150 people.

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