Breathtaking mountain view lots for sale in popular Edelweiss located very close to Mazama. World class recreation abounds because the Methow Valley Sports Trails is close by and linked to the Edelweiss trails that weave through the community riverfront area.  Edelweiss is also adjacent to the Okanogan National Forest. A prime location to build your dream cabin or two cabins because this special offering includes two buildable lots, also adjacent to Edelweiss community common area and drainfield. Delightful eye candy serves up views of Lucky Jim Bluff, tranquil meadow and views of the Methow River as it meanders down from the headwaters of the Methow Valley. Very close to the community trails, and community pool.

The North Cascades Scenic Highway 20 shall reopen tomorrow April 18, 2019.  Amazing that the highway got cleared so quickly. Just four weeks and even though there is low snow pack, there is still an awful lot of snow on the pass. Those WSDOT folks worked really hard. They have this new blog they do with this mountain goat, really cute. This picture has the mascot goat pulling the sign away. Adorable.  Anyway be sure to check out the WSDOT website WSDOT Pass Information to monitor conditions and be sure to watch the weather because this time of year the roads can be quite dangerous up in the pass, if the weather gets cold and wet. 

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The April 2019 Methow Valley real estate market reports are in. Spring has sprung and snow is melting quickly, and this dynamic real estate market is showing mixed results.

The Methow Valley real estate market report for April 2019 includes sold and pending units within spectacular Methow Valley.

 Loup Loup Ski Bowl big chair is fixed and back in business. Loup Loup calendar shows that the ski hill will be open for the next two weekends, but let's see if they add some more days to the calendar since the chair was down for quite some time this winter. 

The amazing Andy Coe Band is coming to Methow Valley on March 21, 2019. The Andy Coe Band is comprised of guitarist Andy Coe, Gary Palmer on keys, Chris Jones on bass and Scott Palmer on drums.  These best buddies from high school decided to get together to honor the folk legend Jerry Garcia of the Grateful Dead and have been doing incredible jams ever since. Although our hearts were broken to lose Jerry, Andy Coe Band helped ease the pain and in doing so they turned the Seattle Dead Head Community into a thriving tight knit group of friends and fans alike. They are our Washington treasure, but the time has come for more folks to discover just how great this band is. Here they are doing Wake Now Discover That You Are The Eyes Of The World!