Wenatchee, WA | Traveling While Black™ | Episode 122
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- On this week’s episode, we headed to Wenatchee, WA aka the Apple capitol of the world!! This is a must see episode!
Let us know what you think of the episode!
To find out more about the places we visited in this episode:
Warm Springs Inn and Winery: www.warmspring...
Union Hill Cider Co: www.unionhillc...
Rocky Reach Dam/Discovery Center: www.chelanpud....
Chateau Faire Le Pont: fairelepont.com/
Chapters:
1:17 - About Wenatchee
2:05 - Tips for Driving through Washington Passes
2:53 - Warm Springs Inn & Winery
3:37 - Discovery Center at Rocky Reach Dam
4:28 - Chateau Faire Le Pont
5:06 - Union Hill Cider
6:43 - Comfortability for Black People
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Love this channel! You guys are exploring the PNW & sharing what you are learning with the world.
Wenatchee in spring with the fruit trees blooming is beautiful.
Next time you come over here, I'll take you skiing at Mission. You can make a video about skiing while black.
That sounds fun. We’ve got a family trip planned for Wenatchee after Christmas. We will definitely try the discovery center.
Me and my family just left Wanatchee a few days ago and we loved it. Didn't feel any racism or prejudice.... Can't wait to get back..
Awesome! We are glad you had a great time!
@@TravelingWhileBlack1 And thanks for sharing your thoughts about traveling while black.
Just got back from Wenatchee and Leavenworth last night. We've been going there for at least 5 years. Multiple times some years. First off, I have never noticed a hint of sketchy behavior from any hotel, small shop, restaurant or even a real estate agent.
We see all races, but true, rarely any black people. This trip, more than any, there was a black family at the T-shirt store the same time we were there. They were more interested in shopping and never acknowledged me.
Wenatchee has a lot to offer as a tourist. For me it's hard to separate the two towns even if they are 20-30 mins apart. Downtown Wenatchee has the river and great food. Opposite ends of town offers a different experience. All good.
LOVE this! I have lived in Wenatchee most of my life and I have several businesses here. I am so happy you had a great experience!
wenatchee is trash. FULL OF Illegals , pedo's , and junkies . Paid off corrupt town city councils who allow the anti constitutional behavior
Try the YMCA camp of Estes Park & Trail Ridge Rd Colorado, Eceti Ranch, Cannon Beach Oregon, San Diego Bay, & Cancun Mexico!
Summer is coming up definitely try chelan
We will be there very soon!
I live in Wenatchee born and raised I wouldn't call it christmasy.
Not Christmasy at all. Drug , Prostitute Hotels/Motels , Illegal aliens Everywhere ! No affordable anything except drugs and alcohol. Lack of originality , bland dry fake people with no real Good Energy unless they are trying to sell you something. Too many Fake People with no soul
Glad you had fun here
My fiance and I were there too in mid December. We stayed in Chelan for 2 nights, which is just up the road. We had fun and didn't have any problems; we also didn't see any other Black people, which didn't bother us, because everyone we met was very nice. Also, to your point, the passes are no joke in the winter. We used I90 through Snoqualmie Pass, and it was pretty bad. So I definitely agree with checking the whether ahead, and bringing tire chains as an extra precaution.
I live there
Oh I've stayed at Warm Springs, nice spot! Appreciate your channel. Hit up Yakima sometime. I recommend fall harvest time and checking out the fresh hop beers and local wine releases.
Thank you!!
And yep we just finished a visit to Yakima. That episode should be up in a few weeks. 😊
@@TravelingWhileBlack1 Oh, cool! Looking forward to it.
Tracis Aesen Child lover and deviant addict. Wenatchee is racist corrupt and demonic
Thank you both for this informative video!!
Wenatchee is a very white place, I grew up in the area, further east... Glad you guys found it comfortable though, and yes we do need more folks of color in this state! Appreciate you guys Ave the work your doing.
Nope
Wenatchee is equally full of White and Hispanic people
And mexicanos
Half the town Mexican tf u talking about 😂
Haha wenatchee is not all white maybe back in the 80s...
Next time you come this way get ahold of me and stay in Leavenworth Washington
Hello! I just discovered you after I watched the weather and it is much warmer in Wenatchee than other parts of Washington state. I am thinking about traveling while Mexican American 😅🤣😂🙂🙃
Mexico Owns Wenatchee , you will be right at home. Mexicans can do whatever they want in Wenatchee . Have Fun
You do it from an Indigenous perspective. Hiking Saddle Rock and enjoying the scenery. Most non-indigenous don't take the history about these lands. Wenatchi is named after the Colville Confederated tribes. Next time stop by the Wenatchi wear store and get some apparel. Mary Big Bull Lewis is amazing as well.
Growing up there I see indigenous peoples history everywhere. My family lives in Palisades, and every time I go there I drive by the cave where Chief Moses’ artifacts were found.
Wenatchi wear is in a historic location with the number of cars flying off the road increasing.
What does being black have to do with traveling?
lol! They’re black and their traveling, simple 😊
I would go so long as I didn't have to drive. I hate driving & really hate driving in bad weather
You definitely didn't look for black people if that's the places you visited! There are plenty of black people in Wenatchee because I see them everytime I go to town!
They're in the grocery stores, they're in the churches, they're in hospitals and clinics, they're in the banks and everywhere else Wenatchee locals live and work!
There may not be as many as in the big cities, but they are here. Just not in the wineries, spendy B&Bs, Rocky Reach dam, or cider mills!
Like many of the Wenatchee residents they to have jobs, homes and lives and don't really have the time or the finances to hang out at tourist hotspots! They are the ones as well as many other Wenatchee residents that make it so tourists could have a place to come and rate their fine city based on the tourist activity available to them and the lack or abundance of a race of people!
I'm glad you had an enjoyable time in this great city and maybe next time you can try mission ridge.
Thanks a lot for that valid input! Normally when we drop into places we like to interview the Black residents who live there, obviously we didn’t have the opportunity on this trip. But we will be sure to check out those places the next time we come back (and we will be back). Thanks again and thanks for watching.
You met Ludger and Julie :)
Try lake chelan
We will soon!!
I lived in Wen for a long time and it's gotten better. However, back in the late 80's to early 90's people prided themselves by running "Homo's", as the residents called them, out of town. But at least the younger generation from the late 80's to mid 90's was warmer to Black and Hispanic people. I remember at WHS a lot of the students would go out of their way to make the random Black kids there feel welcome.
The older Boomer Generation.... yeah, most of them were insufferable. The same with some of the dirt poor people in the south end of town or the Dale Gribble wannabes in the trailer park.
I left town just before the gentrification push and things in Wenatchee have changed somewhat. The town was on a big push to attract the Big Seattle Tech money. Since Alcoa, AST, KB Alloys, and the Mines have all closed, Wenatchee is looking to become more of a tourist town like Bend, Or.
Is it different traveling when not black? 😂😂😂
very much so lol
It's places I wouldn't go because I'm blk and wouldn't feel welcomed.. so duh
@@anasanchez6778 Which do u prefer?
Love your videos! I grew up most of my childhood in the pac nw (Oregon), but couldn't wait to get back out east when I got older 😉 mostly because diversity is so important to me. However, many years later, Mom is getting older, considering moving back out that way....so, even though I am white, I don't wanna live or be anywhere that you also would not feel comfortable being. So thanks for your perspective.