We are just getting started! Off-road adventures begin June 15, 2026.
Leavenworth's Only Off-Road Adventure!!
Take the Experience of Leavenworth to New Heights
Enjoy spectacular views without the hardcore hike
Choose the Best Adventure for You!
Sugarloaf Summit Tour
Sugarloaf Summit Tour
Sugarloaf Summit Tour
Ascend to a historic high-elevation lookout for unparalleled 360-degree views and an immersive look at the wildfire ecology of the Central Cascades.
Season: May to October (weather permitting)
Duration: Approximately 4 hours
Daily Departure Times: 8 am and 1 pm
Private Vehicle Rate
$497: Weekend (Saturday–Sunday)
$447: Weekday (Tuesday–Friday)
Group Value: As low as $112 per person for a group of 4!
Bavarian Vista Tour
Sugarloaf Summit Tour
Sugarloaf Summit Tour
Explore the scenic ridgelines overlooking Leavenworth while uncovering the rich gold mining heritage and geological history of the Wenatchee Valley.
Season: May to October (weather permitting)
Duration: Approximately 4 hours
Daily Departure Times: 9 am and 2 pm
Private Vehicle Rate
$297: Weekend (Saturday–Sunday)
$247: Weekday (Tuesday–Friday)
Group Value: As low as $62 per person for a group of 4!
Bavarian Street to Alpine Peaks
Leavenworth Alpine Tours offers private, guided Jeep 4x4 tours into the high‑country around Leavenworth, Washington. We’re the only dedicated Jeep tour operator in town, taking you from charming Bavarian streets to stunning alpine peaks in the Okanogan‑Wenatchee National Forest.
Our tours are designed for everyday visitors who want big mountain scenery, local stories, and safe access to Leavenworth’s wild backcountry without long hikes.
Big Mountain Views, Zero Strain
Skip the heavy packs and steep trails. Our custom, open-air Jeeps safely navigate rugged mountain routes, letting you comfortably experience sweeping Cascade ridges and stand at the historic 5,814-foot Sugarloaf Peak area. It is full-scale alpine beauty, made completely accessible.
Private, Exclusive Experience
We operate on a flat-rate pricing model for up to four passengers per vehicle. That means your tour is entirely private—shared only with the family or friends you choose. You get an intimate, premium adventure with the undivided attention of your expert interpretive guide.
Door-to-Door Convenience
Don't worry about fighting for parking downtown before your tour. Every excursion includes complimentary hotel or vacation rental pickup and drop-off anywhere in the greater Leavenworth area. We pull up right to your lodging lobby, and return you there stress-free when the journey is complete.
About Leavenworth Alpine Tours
Our Mission
Our Experience
Our Experience
We strive to ignite the spirit of adventure in every traveler to Leavenworth WA, through off-road journeys and exceptional outdoor expertise, transforming a simple escape into a life-enriching experience that fosters a deeper connection with family, friends, and nature.
Our Experience
Our Experience
Our Experience
We are experienced tour professionals who are dedicated to providing more than just a ride; we provide a meticulously curated experience built on a foundation of safety, storytelling, and an unwavering commitment to our guests’ comfort.
Our Jeep
Our Experience
Our Jeep
We offer specialized, high-clearance 4x4 vehicles with convertible tops for unobstructed views, providing an immersive backcountry experience that delivers the full excitement of the trail without the physical toll of a horseback ride or the expense of a helicopter tour.
A Tale of Two Towns: The History of Leavenworth
The Evolution of the Village
Long before tourists showed up, the Yakama, Chinook, and Wenatchi tribes used the area surrounding Leavenworth for salmon fishing and trade. Then the pioneers arrived, and by the late 1800s, it was a busy place for timber and the railroad. But once those industries moved away, the town almost disappeared entirely. The Bavarian look we all know now was not some natural progression.
1960s: The Great Transformation
It was a plan started in the 1960s to keep the place from becoming a ghost town. They called it Project LIFE, which stood for Leavenworth Improvement For Everyone. The idea was to remodel the town center to look like a village in the Alps. The Chikamin Hotel was one of the first to get the stucco and woodwork treatment, and that really set the tone for everyone else. By 1964, they started the Autumn Leaf Festival to give people a reason to visit.
1970s: Establishing Traditions
In the 1970s, the town leaned even harder into this identity. They started Art in the Park, and local artists became a big part of the downtown scene. They also got strict with building codes to make sure every new shop or house matched the theme. This is also when Arlene Wagner began her nutcracker collection. It is one of those things that sounds niche until you see thousands of them in one place.
1980s: Growth and Recreation
By the 1980s, the focus shifted toward the outdoors. People had been skiing there since the 20s, but the Leavenworth Ski Hill really became a family staple during this decade. At the same time, more people started heading into the Enchantments. Leavenworth became the spot where hikers would grab a meal before or after hitting the trails. They also expanded events like Maifest so people would come by in the spring, not just the summer.
1990s: Culinary and Botanical Roots
The 1990s saw a return to some older roots, specifically beer. The area had a history with hops from the early settler days, and craft breweries brought that back. They also put effort into Enchantment Park to keep the waterfront nice while the downtown got busier. Then they added the Christkindlmarkt, which essentially turned the town into a Christmas destination.
2000s to Present: A Modern Alpine Escape
Nowadays, Leavenworth is mostly an adventure and tourism hub. You see people here for the whitewater rafting or the rock climbing. It has gotten so popular that there is a real conversation happening about how to manage the crowds and protect the national forest. Plus, the wine scene in the Wenatchee Valley has really taken off, so now you have tasting rooms popping up all over the edges of town.
We are just getting started!
Book your off-road adventure beginning June 15, 2026