Tumwater Canyon is among some of the biggest roadside whitewater sections anywhere. Located just out of Leavenworth, Washington, the Wenatchee River carves a 6,000 foot deep gorge though solid granite. Class V and Class V+ [...]
It's that time of year again when we celebrate the 4th of July and our independence with loud bangs and colorful flashes in the sky. If you're anything like us (and we think you probably [...]
Now in it's 3rd year, the Bavarian Battle presented by Leavenworth Winter Sports Club and held at Leavenworth Ski Hill, pits athletes against obstacles for a 5k adventure race over walls, into an icy pool, [...]
Here at Icicle TV, we try to keep our ears to the ground about local and regional news, events, and adventures. We strive to be a community resource, a story-teller, and promoter of all things [...]
Icicle TV's Shane Wilder and Russ Ricketts headed out to Icicle River Middle School's 6th grade camp at Tall Timber Ranch to teach the kids a little bit about film making. Set in a pristine [...]
This article was originally published June, 2012 The mushroom described by many as one of the tastiest and most desirable out there, morels are also fairly prolific throughout the Upper Wenatchee Valley…if you know when [...]
The last of the snow has melted off of Wedge Mountain, the iconic triangle shaped mountain that overlooks our beautiful town of Leavenworth, WA. A snow-free Wedge Mountain is a common sign among area gardeners [...]
Warming temperatures and sunny days have woken up Leavenworth's reptilian populations, bringing snakes out of their dens and on the hunt for bugs and rodents. Fine weather also brings out hikers and climbers, sometimes leading [...]
Icicle TV and hosted Felt Sole Media's Damnation last night at Icicle Creek Center for the Art's Snowy Owl theater, bringing together friends from all over for an evening of great film and discussion. This [...]
Warm weather brings brilliant displays of color to our valley. Hillsides covered in yellow balsams are one of the first signs of spring, followed by fields of purple lupine and patches of indian paintbrush. Multiple [...]
