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The best thing in Twisp is the Cinnamon Twisp Bakery, in my opinion. I would stop there every day. Plus, there is a great organic grocery and mercantile store in Twisp now - Glover Street ? Twisp is also a lovely town in the Methow Valley and it is only about 15 minutes away from Winthrop and 30 minutes from Loup Loup pass and both downhill and cross-country skiing.

We liked all of the extra touches that were added to the room to make it comfortable. The balcony is screened in, even under the deck itself, so you can enjoy the view without the bugs. There are screened in tents down at the River so you can stay bug free there too. Within the room there are extra personal touches such as several pairs of reading glasses, multiple mini flashlights, sleeping masks, ear plugs, and super comfy bathrobes and slippers, just in case you need them.

We were on a family trip with kids from elementary to high school aged. We were outdoor focused for adventure. We had a great time hiking, whitewater rafting and mountain biking. In addition, there is a great little grocer in Twisp that sells flavored balsamic and olive oils. Most restaurants close about 8pm, so be prepared to make your own dinners if you get off the trails later in the day.

Twisp Is a small town on the North Cascades Scenic Highway. The town has a surprising number of art galleries. Restaurants are limited, but another town with more restaurants is only a few miles away. Twisp River Suites makes staying in this town a great choice.

The downtown is charming. Many businesses were closed, including nearly all of Twispworks(art studios and a cidery.. But we did find one artist in her studio, and we had a great chat. The bakery, Cinnamon Twisp, was fabulous. We lucked out on weather too. IT rained the night of the day we arrived, and then was sunny the rest of our visit. It snowed the morning after we left.

A quiet town. We walked 200+ steps, (per Joe) to the Saturday market. What fun! We bought fresh fruit, a birdhouse made from a cowboy boot, pickles and pickled asparagus. I hated to leave this snuggled in town by the mountains, there was something special in the air that is hard to describe. I love that feeling of rest.