Local Activities:
Activities
While at Sagecliffe Resort & Spa, guests will be able to take advantage of many activities available on or near our property.
Resort Activities:
- Menu at Sagecliffe Resort & Spa Tendrils Restaurant
- Soul-soothing treatments at The Spa at Sagecliffe Resort
- Gym located in the main building, first floor
- Refreshing swims at the heated cliffside Pool
- Live Entertainment
- Bicycle Riding
- Hiking
- Lawn Games
Contact our team for more details on activities for your group during your stay.
Frenchman Coulee Wildlife Area
For a short trail, surrounded by towering rock formations, look no further than the Frenchman Coulee Wildlife Area. Here you can take in the wonders of the columnar basalt and seasonal waterfall. If you’re visiting in spring, a variety of blossoms will accompany you the entire length of the trail.
Grand Coulee Dam
If history is what you’re after, you’ll find nothing more spectacular than the Grand Coulee Dam. This Dam impounds a reservoir called the Franklin D Roosevelt Lake, named after the president who authorized its construction in 1933. This spectacular structure is the largest dam in the Columbia River Basin and also one of the most sizable in the world.
Ancient Lakes
If hiking and breathtaking views are your thing, the Ancient Lakes of the Columbia Valley should be top of your bucket list. The vast terrain ranges from awe-inspiring river gorges to undulating hills formed by Ice Age floods and ancient volcanos and is unlike anywhere else on Earth.
Mountain Bike & Hiking Trails
Download the App from Trailforks to view the maps for Washington, labeled “Ancient Lakes” for Mountain Biking, Hiking and Trail Running in our Local area.
CaveB Estate Winery
Visit our neighbors for some local wine tasting.
Cave B Estate Winery is an award-winning boutique winery. ‘They make an impressive variety of wines as we grow a broad range of grape varieties. This is made possible, in large part, by the microclimates which exist in our distinctive cliff-side location, 900 feet above the Columbia River.
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