EMERGENCY RESOURCES AND INFORMATION
We care about your safety and your experience in Leavenworth. Conditions can change due to weather, smoke, or other emergencies, so we encourage visitors to stay informed and plan ahead.
Daily Storm Updates
Work on the Christmas lights in the park trees is expected to begin later today so we can fully light the park over the next day or so. All Christmastown activities will resume as scheduled this week through Christmas Eve. **I90 and Blewett Pass are open to Leavenworth as an alternative to Highway 2**

For updates: leavenworth.org/emergency-resources

Restoring power—especially to critical medical resources—is the top priority. During the outage, the Chamber is assessing tree damage in Front Street Park and repairing lights impacted by extreme winds and debris. We have equipment and crew standing by to ensure the lights are back up for next weekend.
Stay in the loop—follow our social media channels for the latest Leavenworth updates.
Helpful Tools
Quick links and resources to help you stay informed and plan a safe, enjoyable visit.
Mountain Passes and Winter Travel
Before heading to Leavenworth, we recommend checking pass reports and road conditions to help plan a safe trip. Highway 2 is closed at this time; however, visitors can still reach Leavenworth by traveling I-90 to Highway 97.
Drive with care and follow guidance from transportation and safety officials.
Live Web Cameras
Seeing is believing, and Leavenworth’s live webcams give you a real-time view of the current air quality and weather conditions in and around town. They’re also a great way to view the Village of Lights at any time during winter months.
Know Before You Go Checklist (in case of wildfire activity)

Air Quality Monitors
Leavenworth’s real-time air quality conditions can help you plan your visit and daily activities based on current conditions. Checking the Air Quality Index (AQI) allows visitors to make informed decisions about outdoor recreation, travel, and event participation—especially during periods of smoke or changing weather. View the current AQI for Leavenworth here to stay informed and plan accordingly.
AQI air quality index Leavenworth link.
Give a Schnitzel!
Visit Leavenworth’s Wildfire Resource page is designed with resident and visitor safety and peace of mind at heart. Caring for our visitors, community, and pristine natural environment helps make Leavenworth a special place for all.
As you plan your summer adventures here, we remind you to Give a Schnitzel about your own safety, the safety of others, and the well-being of our environment. With the onset of the drier summer months, staying informed about wildfire risks is crucial.


Recreation Ambassadors
To offer a friendly “Willkommen,” Leavenworth employs recreation ambassadors at key points of interest including trailheads, river put-ins, and take-outs throughout the area. These ambassadors are chock-full of information, maps, supplies, and even some swag to help visitors enjoy the outdoors responsibly and safely.
Willkommen Center (Welcome Center)
For comprehensive information on all things Leavenworth, including any fire related news, stop by, email, or call the Willkommen Center, located at 940 Highway 2, Suite B in Leavenworth. Staffed with experts seven days a week from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., the Visitor Center provides details about current activities and events, shopping and dining options, attractions, outdoor recreation, and more. Free WIFI and Public Restrooms.

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