July 10, 20104-10 p.m. at the

South Cle Elum Depot

“Tap into Good Times” at the Third Annual Rails ToAles Brewfest pulling into the South Cle Elum DepotSaturday, July 10, 2010. We have rounded up 19brewers to pour samples of their finest craft beers,hard ciders and two wineries for your sampling pleasure along with great food,live music, dancing, hula hoops, games, cooling mist stations and more!

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(Will-Call discounted pre-sale orders accepted up to 24 hours before the event start time.)

PIONEER BEVERAGE, INCDave Sandona • Cle Elum, WA

Local Distributor of Budweiser and Brewfest hits like:Red Hook • Big Al • Deschutes

Georgetown • KonaP.O. Box 245

111 E. Railroad St.Cle Elum, WA 98922

509.674.2432davesandona@qwestoffice.net

GETTING THERE...

The event will be held at the historic Milwaukee Depot in South Cle Elum,Washington. Directions: take I-90 to Cle Elum (Exit 84), and head downthe hill past Safeway to the first light at Flag Pole Park, by the InformationCenter and go right (South) on to South Cle Elum Way. Take a right onMadison Street, a left on 6th, a quick right on Milwaukee Road, and lookfor the Depot on your left. A parking area is one block away at the park.

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PARKING

Look for eventparking signs andattendants to guideyou into placealong the routefrom Roslyn andCle Elum to SouthCle Elum. Shuttlebus service isavailable betweenparking lots andevent grounds.Another shuttlebus will makestops at Cle Elum/South Cle Elumlodging locationsand scheduledlocal stops.See map on page 8

Pre-Sale Ticket Outlets:

Buy tickets in advance and save $5 off the gate admission priceof $20 each! *Cash or local check accepted. Pre-Sale ticketsales end at 5:00 p.m. on Friday, July 9, 2010

Cle Elum - Roslyn Chamber of Commerce401 W. 1st Street • Cle Elum • 509-674-5958

Tribune Office Supply & Printing807 W. Davis Street • Cle Elum • 509-674-2511

Beachy Keen Tanning Salon807 W. Davis Street • Cle Elum • 509-674-7777

Chew-N-Butts 615 E. 1st Street • Cle Elum • 509-674-6965

Iron Horse Inn Bed & Breakfast526 Marie Ave.• South Cle Elum • 509-674-5939

Vintage Vine104 N. 1st.• Roslyn • 509-649-3064

Ellensburg Chamber609 N. Main St. • Ellensburg • 509-925-2204

Airporter Shuttle Bus

DepartureSchedule from

Cle Elum Shell StationEastbound to

Ellensburgand Yakima

9:40 PM12:40 AMFor more info, visit:

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The Cascade Rail Foun-dation (CRF) was organ-ized in 1999 to preserveand rehabilitate the for-mer Milwaukee Roaddepot in South Cle Elum,Washington. It workscooperatively with Wash-ington State Parks andRecreation Commission,which owns the depot,electric substation and theproperty of the former railyard. State Parks managesthe site as a part of IronHorse State Park, whichextends as rail trail acrossWashington State.

Cascade Rail Foundationand its team of volunteersand a coalition of communi-ty members, contractorsand others transformed theabandoned and neglecteddepot into a showpiece. Thebuilding received a newconcrete foundation, electri-cal and plumbing wererestored, the roof wasreplaced and the exteriorpainted in its original 1909color scheme. The depot isnow complete with a muse-um and a restaurant with amodern kitchen.

The South Cle Elum Rail

Yard has been listed as ahistoric district in theNational Register of HistoricPlaces. An interpretive trailwas created to offer visitorsa self-guided tour throughthe rail yard on a path thatfeatures ruins and relics ofrailroad history, includingthe site of the roundhouse,turntable and water tank.

A Milwaukee Road-builtcaboose was acquired andmoved to the site. This dis-tinctive rib-side bay win-dow caboose is slated forrenovation. Inside thedepot, exhibits and dis-

plays have been estab-lished to interpret the Mil-waukee Road’s history inthe west. Cascade RailFoundation is continues toadd artifacts to its collec-tion for preservation, dis-play and interpretation.

Cascade Rail Founda-tion’s next major projectincludes working withState Parks to rehabilitatethe brick electric substa-tion and transform it into amuseum. Plans are under-way to have the grounds,substation and depotopen for interpretation

and tours as well as con-ferences and meetings.

Your support can helpthe non-profit Cascade RailFoundation continue itswork making the South CleElum Historic Rail Yard aplace available for the ben-efit of all at this unique his-torical and recreational site.

Restoration and Preservation of the former Milwaukee Road depot,

substation and rail yard in South Cle Elum, Washington, is a major

undertaking of the Cascade Rail Foundation.

These are the kinds of projects that your support of

the Cascade Rail Foundation can help accomplish.

Rehabilitation of the substation, into a museum is

the next project on the slate.

www.milwelectric.org

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Mary & Doug Pittis, Owners526 Marie Avenue

PO Box 629South Cle Elum

WA 98943

Roslyn Brewing CompanyRoslyn, WAROSLYN DARK LAGER – “Our original brew. It is amild dark lager with a distinct character, and close-ly resembles the lager handcrafted by the Germanbrewmeisters at the original Roslyn Brewery andMalting Company one hundred years ago. We useour own recipe of Roslyn water, fresh from the Cas-cade Mountains, four types of malted barley andthree hop varieties to produce this smooth lager.”

BROOKSIDE PALE LAGER – “A pale lager beermade without the darker malts that we use inRoslyn Beer. It is hopped primarily with YakimaHallertau hops, and may remind you of a beer youmight find at a small gasthaus in Germany. It isespecially popular with people who like full-bodied,lighter beers with mild hopping, and is named forthe Brookside neighborhood of Roslyn. “

www.roslynbrewery.com

Iron Horse BreweryEllensburg, WAQUILTER’S IRISH DEATH – Created by the brew-ery’s founder, Quilter’s Irish Death is what we call adark, smooth, ale. Any attempt at classifying it justends up sending beer geeks into a style guidelinesdiatribe. So forget style guidelines. Is your pursuit ofmicro beer about tasting copies of a style that fitguidelines anyways? (Neither is ours) Irish Death is amalt bomb. We lovingly refer to it as beer candy. Whiletempting to session this beer, the name is a necessaryreminder that despite the surprising approachability,this beer weighs in at a hefty 7.8% ABV.

HIGH FIVE HEFE – Wheat, honey and ginger. A hefewith flavor before the fruit. No lemon required. Infact, please spare our beer from the embarrass-ment. Sorry to the loyal Iron Horse evangelists whojust can’t get enough of this beer. Summertime only.

www.iron-horse-brewery.com

Mac & Jacks Brewing CompanyRedmond, WAAFRICAN AMBER ALE – Brewed in Seattle, andavailable only by the keg, this Pacific Northwest beeris unpasturized and unfilterd. Creamy, hoppy and deli-cious, no visit to the great beer city of Seattle is com-plete with out a couple of pints of this magnificentamber ale.

MAC & JACK’S IPA – Mac & Jack’s IPA is a refresh-ing, smooth and balanced India Pale Ale. Using a vari-ety of special malts and plenty of locally grown hops,we have created an IPA that has great hop flavor with-out being bitter. This beer exhibits a toasty malt mid-dle, which provides a backbone for the crisp hop fin-ish. In keeping with Mac & Jack’s tradition, this beeris dry hopped for exceptional hop flavor.

www.macandjacks.com

SnipesMountainBrewing, Inc.

Sunnyside, WA

IPA • INDIA PALE ALE – Style: India Pale Ale; Color:Lt. Amber; O.G./F.G.: 14.5/3.8 plato; Alcohol:4.60% by weight; Alcohol: 5.60% by volume; Fulland complex maltiness balances bold hop flavorsand aromas. Available Year Round, in 22oz. bottlesand on draft in 15.5 gallon and 5.16 gallon kegs.

DOS BORRACHOS PALE LAGER – A specialtygrain style lager, one Kenmore, WA online beerrater described as “Amber in color, hazy with a thinhead. Big wheat aroma with fruity and floral hopsnose. Big hoppy flavors and huge wheat malt. Flo-ral and fruity flavors the grapefruit and hops fruitthis was interesting and tasty”.

A SURPRISE KEG – Come to the Rails to AlesBrewfest to find out what else they bring!

www.snipesmountain.com

Whitstran Brewing CompanyProsser, WA

STEAMY CREAM CALIFORNIA COMMON ALE –Our lightest ale is made with pale barley malt,wheat and a touch of light crystal malt. It’s deli-cately hopped with Goldings and fermented usinglager yeast at ale temperature. ABV 4.4 IBU 14

HIGHLANDER SCOTTISH-STYLE ALE – Generoushelpings of Caramel and Vienna malts give this alea rich amber color and smooth flavor. It’s lightlyhopped with Yakima Goldings. ABV 5.6 IBU 16

OVER-THE-EDGE DRY-HOPPED PALE ALE – Forhop lovers, we’ve taken our 11th Hour Pale Ale astep further by adding hops at kegging. There is adistinct hop flavor in the finish. ABV 5.6 IBU 46

www.whitstranbrewing.com

Georgetown BrewingCompanySeattle, WA

GEORGETOWN PORTER – This is an exceptionallyflavorful medium bodied porter. We use tons ofChocolate, Munich, and Roasted Malt, then blend itwith Centennial and Northern Brewer hops to cre-ate what we’d like to call Roasted Chocolaty Good-ness. Mmm.. porter.

MANNY’S PALE ALE – A careful selection of North-west hops, premium barley and our unique yeastgive this ale a rich and complex malty middle witha snappy hop finish. It’s truly a micro that finishescrisp, clean and smooth.

www.georgetownbeer.com

Another Day in Paradise...

Marko’s Place106 N. 1st St., Roslyn, WA

509-649-2349Open ‘til 2 a.m. everyday ... stop by

for beer, wine, snacks & tobacco

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Next Stop on the Beer Train!

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Super Burgers,Steaks & More!

Old SchoolhouseBrewery Winthrop, WAOLD SCHOOLHOUSE IMPERIAL IPA – With almost dou-ble the hops of our Ruud Awakening IPA, the ImperialIPA is packed full of piney, floral, and citrusy Northwesthop varieties. The layers of caramel and toasted maltsadd some balance to the massive hop qualities used inthis Imperial IPA. Like its younger brother (the RuudAwakening IPA), this IPA tends to be hop-dominated, butat times can seem dangerously smooth. ≈9% ABV

RUUD AWAKENING IPA – Expect your taste buds to berudely awakened and temporarily disabled by theplethora of hops used in this IPA. The brutally bitterbeginning is followed by a citrus aftertaste. ≈7% ABV

UNCLE BIG’S BROWN – A medium to dark brown alewith hints of chocolate and caramel, slight biscuit maltflavors, mildly hopped, and very smooth. ≈5% ABV.

www.oldschoolhousebrewery.com

Alpine BrewingCompanyOroville, WA

ALPINE BOHEMIAN PILSNER – Golden colored,full bodied example of this popular beer. A veryslight maltiness is balanced with a generous doseof noble hops, which gives this beer a wonderfulhoppy aroma without making it too bitter.Extremely “süffig” (quaffable).

ALPINE MARZEN – A classic Bavarian “Märzen”with a rich malty aroma. This amber-colored andfull-flavored lager beer is brewed from aclassic recipe. A conditioning time of 6 to8 weeks guarantees the exceptional bal-ance, smoothness and full body typical oftrue German beers.

ALPINE HEFEWEIZEN – A new brew forAlpine, making its debut of the first keggedbatch in March, but already making a goodimpression. At the Leavenworth Ale Festthis April, the Alpine Hefeweizen wasawarded Judges Award for Best of Showand Judges Award for Best Wheat Beer.

www.alpine-brewing.com

DeschutesBreweryPortland, OR

TWILIGHT SUMMER ALE ~ a straw-colored alewith a vigorous hop essence and a subtle, wafer-like body that complements the flavor of this spe-cial seasonal brew. It is a unique blend of fourhops and malts: Cara-Pils and Carastan malts withthe late addition of whole flower Amarillo, Cas-cade and Tettnang hops.

HOP IN THE DARK CDA (Cascadian Dark Ale)~ Can an IPA be black? Semantics aside, this noirversion adds deep roasted malts to alter the hueand slightly smooth the edges. What emerges issomething deeper, less orthodox, and all its own.

www.deschutesbrewery.com

2010 BREWERS

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July 23, 24, 25

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Presented by

BBQ Rib Cook-Off & Music Festival

• Well-Established NW Party Bands • Plenty of BBQ Vendor choices• Beer & Wine Gardens • Social Groups• Contests • Booths • Demonstrations• Kids Korner (Sponsored by Suncadia Community Enhancement)

Event held at “The Wye”across from Flag Pole Park in Cle Elum, WA

TICKETS$15/day

Multi-Day Passes& VIP Tables available

Kids 12 &

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FREE

Pacific NW BBQ Assoc. Sanctioned

BBQ Rib Contest

The PikeBrewing Co.Seattle, WANAUGHTY NELLIE – Crisp and refreshing with mildfruity esters and soft malt character yet beautifullybalanced, like a chardonnay or sauvignon blanc.Superb with salads, sandwiches and snacks.

PIKE IPA – Powerful malt backbone is balancedwith aromatic herbal hop character to maximizethe earthy sweetness of malt and the tangy herba-ceous seasoning of heavy hopping.

www.pikebrewing.com

Diamond KnotBrewing Co.Mukilteo, WABLONDE ALE – Based on a pre-Prohibition lagerrecipe, this is a perfect summer session beer. Verylight yet surprisingly complex due to the diversegrain bill. Vanguard hops lend a slightly spicy,herbal finish.

IPA (INDIA PALE ALE) – Copper-colored with amalty character up front. Intensely bitter with hintsof grapefruit and cedar imparted by heavy-handedadditions of Galena and Columbus hops.

POSSESSION PORTER – A robust, American-StylePorter. Chocolate Malt, Black Barley, Flaked Barley,Crystal Malt and molasses lend a deep, reddish-blackhue to this full-bodied ale. Galena and Glacier hopsimpart substantial yet balanced bitterness.

www.diamondknot.com

Red Hook Ale BrewerySeattle, WABIG BALLARD IMPERIAL IPA – In 1982 Redhookwas born in a converted transmission shop in theBallard neighborhood of Seattle, WA. After 28 yearsof brewing, Redhook is paying homage to its rootsby releasing Big Ballard Imperial IPA. Big Ballard hasa rich, deep golden and a very assertive hop char-acter that hits you in the nose before reaching yourlips. The flavor and aroma are balanced with com-plex malty undertones. While it has a friendly side,make no mistake – Big Ballard is brewed for diehardIPA fans. Big Ballard pairs well with sausage, curedmeats with ground mustard, spicy Mexican or Asiandishes, and barbeque. Available in the Western USyear round in both 22-oz. bottles and on draught.

www.redhook.com

Big Al BrewingSeattle, WAPAPA CHARLIE’S PALE ALE – A clean, enjoyableNW-style Pale Ale with herbal, spicy, and citrus-fruithop flavors. Named in honor of Charles McElevy, theman who brought Craft Brewing to White Center.

TUTTA BELLA AMBER ALE – Developed by TuttaBella’s Executive Chef Brian Gojdics and Big AlBrewing’s Head Brewer Alejandro Brown to bepaired with Tutta Bella’s unique Neapolitan Pizza. Amalty amber ale balanced by an assertive hop bit-terness, flavor, and aroma with a faint roasty char-acter create the perfect beer to be enjoyed withtheir fine wood fired pizza.

www.bigalbrewing.com

Yakima CraftBrewing Co.Yakima, WAAMBER ALE – pairs a serious body with a stronghop presence. Again we showcase local ingredientsto bring you an amber that works for any weatherand any craft beer fan.

IPA – features a substantial, well-balanced tastewith an emphasis on the hop. BeerAdvocate Maga-zine rates this beer an A+.

HEATHER – A Scottish-inspired heather ale brewedwith heather tips and honey. Light in taste and gen-tle in nature.

www.yakimacraftbrewing.com

192° BrewingCompanyKenmore, WAAPPLE ALE – This original beer was styled by ourbrewmaster Robert. He took inspiration from anoth-er, much sweeter apple ale he had come acrossand wanted to make one with his own influenceand styled more to his personal liking. We start witha Kolsch style blonde recipe and add our ownsecret spices along with Washington apple cider atthe end of the boil.

SHTICKY BLONDE – Golden color, light carbona-tion, malty tones, without much hoppiness. Cur-rently runs around 6% ABV. There is a presence ofhoney, but ever so slightly. The finish is very nice,soft, and light. Every sip begs for another.

‘NILLA STOUT – A long time camp fire favorite. Westrive for a smooth, malty, light and creamy bodiedstout ale, and toss a whole vanilla bean in everykeg. Then it matures for a moon or longer to let theflavors mellow together.

www.192brewing.com

Sierra NevadaBrewing Co.Chico, CASUMMERFEST – A refreshing,pilsner-style lager. Its incredible smoothness comesfrom an extra-long lagering period. Lighter in bodythan our ales but just as complex in character,Summerfest® quenches your thirst with big aromaand a tangy hop bite.

PALE ALE – Our most popular beer is a delightfulinterpretation of a classic style. It has a deep ambercolor and an exceptionally full-bodied, complexcharacter. Generous quantities of premium Cas-cade hops give the Pale Ale its fragrant bouquetand spicy flavor.

www.sierranevada.com

Kona Brewing Co.Honolulu, HIWAILUA WHEAT ALE – This golden, sun coloredale has a bright, citrusy flavor that comes from thetropical passion fruit we brew into each batch. Sitback, relax and enjoy paradise anytime. It typicallypairs well with lighter fare like grilled fish andshrimp, roasted chicken, salads and Asian foods.Perhaps even a dish of vanilla ice cream.

www.konabrewingco.com

6SPONSORS:

summer!summer!Greenway Greenway The Rails to Ales Brewfest is an example of the fun of

100 miles. 100 events. 100 days.Greenway Days was just the beginning of

all of the free & fun activities and unique places you can enjoy in the Mountains to

Sound Greenway this summer along I-90 between June 21st and October 3rd!

✪ Ellensburg✪ Cle Elum/South Cle Elum✪ Roslyn✪ Snoqualmie Pass✪ North Bend✪ Snoqualmie✪ Issaquah✪ Redmond✪ Bellevue✪ Mercer Island✪ Seattle

The South Cle Elum Depot and Railyard is

a cooperative effort between Washington

State Parks & Recreation and Cascade Rail

Foundation. The Rails to Ales Brewfest

is a fundraiser that benefits CRF with

support from generous sponsors including

Maverick’s Casino and Saloon, Magnolia

and Associates, Grand Event Rentals,

Northern Kittitas County Tribune and

Tribune Office Supply & Printing,

Shoemakers Manufacturing, Merle Inc.,

Pioneer Beverage, The Brick Tavern,

the businesses and organizations featured

in this program, volunteers who donate

their time to make this all possible,

and the lodging tax funds of Kittitas

County, the City of Cle Elum, and the Town

of South Cle Elum. Thank you everyone!

Yes, it IS The Brick saloon you saw featured in the

Northern Exposure TV Series!

TO GO ORDERSWELCOME 649-2643

Great Food, Great Music

Established 1889 • www.bricksaloon.com100 W. Pennsylvania Ave. Roslyn, WA • 509-649-2643

Crispin CiderCompanyMinneapolis, MNCRISP – Refreshing natural hard apple cider - Crisp overice. A classically styled, but untraditional hard applecider. Fruit forward, with a fresh, crunchy appley noseand a deliciously creamy, refreshingly crisp mouth feel.Gluten free.

www.crispincider.com

Fox BarrelCider Co.Colfax, CAFOX BARREL PEAR – (Draft) 5.0% ABV.This delicately balanced cider is like biting into a ripepear. The hand crafted subtlety of this 100% naturalbeverage pays homage to finer French ciders. Consis-tently awarded gold medals at national and regionalcompetitions. Gluten Free.

www.foxbarrel.com

WINERIES...

Parejas CellarsGrandview, WA

My career started in 1987 as “a hobby that got out ofhand” here in the Yakima Valley. Parejas Cellars is theculmination of all my experiences working with severalWA wineries and many varietals from Alligote to Zinfan-del. The focus of this winery is on the Spanish varietalsTempranillo, Garnacha, Monastrell, and eventuallyAlbarino, Garnacha Blanco, and Verdejo. Parejas Cellarsfundamental goal is to produce affordable, fun, high-quality wines that partner well with food, family, andfriends! “The test of pleasure is the memory that itleaves behind” – Jean Paul Richter

www.parejascellars.com

Naches Heights VineyardYakima, WAWith farming in the Cline family’s blood for 68years, the NHV site has been in Cline steward-ship for 44 years. Our love for the land and ourenvironment translated a past orchard life ofplums, apricots and apples into a happy,healthy vineyard – your palate will approve ofour attention to detail in the growing of winegrapes on this sunny, volcanic site. Wonderfulwines are born of wonderful grapes. It is ourwish that you will find the pleasure in life thatNHV wines portray. – Barbara & Phil Cline

http://nhvines.com

7ENTERTAINMENT

VICCI MARTINEZ 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.

An acoustic-based singer/songwriter with a passionate voice,profound lyrics and incendiary live performances. The Tacomanative is growing a grass roots following and critical acclaimwith her live performances throughout the Northwest andbeyond. After the 2005 release of her 4th album, “On My Way”,Vicci has been touring non-stop. www.viccimartinez.com

FREE BEER AT EXIT 80 5:00 - 6:45 p.m.

One cold night in 1999, some Roslyn residents gathered in spon-taneous musical celebration. A few weeks later, the band FreeBeer at Exit 80 emerged to play its first gig. Today, the band con-tinues to create music that is as eclectic as it is energetic. Howdo we describe it? They play an organic mix of blues, rock, funk,and bluegrass. Melodic, sweet, and dynamic, the sound encour-ages a musical experience: Rock-Move-Jam-GrooveDance-Trip-Run-Skip. www.myspace.com/freebeeratexit80

EDEN 3:30 - 4:45 p.m.

The band is a result of friendships and former bands comingtogether. Eden practices in the guitarist/lead singers’ garage(Micah), and is currently working on their first album and plan-ning their first tour. www.myspace.com/eden1219

509-674-6978801 E. First Street, Suite A, Cle Elum WA 98922

Watch for Rails to AlesBrewfest Coverage and

Photos in the Upper County’s Hometown

Newspaper, the

Subscribe atwww.NKCTribune.com/subscribe

or call 509-674-2511or visit 807 W. Davis Street

(by Safeway in Cle Elum)

The Tribune Newspaper and Tribune Office Supply & Printing

are proud sponsors of the Rails to Ales Brewfest

which benefits the community-minded efforts of the Cascade Rail Foundation and their projects, like the restoration

of the Depot and Substation.(For information about promotional

opportunities for your event,please email us at ads@nkctribune.com)

EVENT SCHEDULE

★ 3:30 - 4:45 p.m.

– Live music: EDEN

★ 4:00 p.m. – Gates open

★ 5:00 - 6:45 p.m.

– Live music: FREE BEER @ EXIT 80 (the band)

★ 7:00 - 10:00 p.m.

– Music: VICCI MARTINEZ

★ 8:30 p.m.

– Best Brew Voting Closes

★ 9:45 p.m.

– Last Call for sampling all beverages

★ 10:00 p.m. – Event closes

ACTIVITIES

DEPOT RAIL MUSEUM & TOURS

All aboard for a step back in time at the historicMilwaukee Road Depot

BEER BOTTLE RING TOSS GAME

Try your luck with six rings (per ticket) to winpremium festival prizes. All proceeds benefit theRail Foundation!

HULA HOOPS ARENA

Get your groove on and twirl the night awaywith available free use hula hoops

DOOR PRIZE DRAWINGS

Enter your drawing ticket into the barrel and lis-ten throughout the evening for the train whistleannouncements of winners or stop by theconcierge booth for list and unclaimed prizes.

SOUVENIRS

T-Shirts • 16 oz. Pilsner Logo Glasses

Hats • Mardi Gras Style Beads • 2010 Posters

Train Whistles • Neck Coolers • Neon Glo-sticks

Neon Glow-in-the-dark Neckbands

AMENITIES

• Parking Shuttles • Concierge Booth• Food Vendors • Port-a-potty & wash Stations• Seating/Shade Tents • Cooling Mist Stations• Breathalyzer Test Booth

FOOD VENDORS

Glondo’s Sausage

Italian Sausage Sandwiches

Los Cabos Family Mexican

Burritos

Mike’s BBQ Shack

Pulled Pork Sandwiches with choice of sauce

NW Food Works

Grilled Meat & Vegetable Skewers • SodasNW Red Potato Salad • Cookies • Brownies

Rustic Root Catering

Pretzels & Dipping Sauces

Suncadia

Sliders with Tillamook Cheddar & PicklesPhilly Cheesesteak Sandwiches (peppers/onions)

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Timber Lodge - 301 West 1st St.(800) 584-1133

Cle Elum Shell - 207 West 1st St.(509) 674-5598

Maverick’s Casino - 100 N. Harris Ave.(509) 674-6975

Chalet Motel - 800 East 1st S.(509) 674-5434

Cle Elum Travelers Inn - 1001 East 1st St.(509) 674-5535

Schedule:Two shuttles will be running continuously. All stops visited approximately every 15 minutes, starting at 3:20 p.m. except Roslyn,which will be serviced hourly. Last “pick-up mode” shuttle that stops at every designated stop at 7:00 p.m., then goes to “drop-offmode” stopping only at designated stops with passengers onboard needing them. Last shuttle departs the Depot at 10:05 p.m.

REMEMBER TO BRING YOUR ID!(No admission in to the event without it)

Children and pets not admitted

Aster Inn - 521E. 1st St.,(888) 616-9722

Stewart Lodge - 805 W. 1st St.(877) 233-5358

Snocap Lodge - 809 W. Davis St.((866) SNOWCAP

Roslyn Library - 109 S. 1st St., ROSLYN(509) 649-3420

CMA Church - 327 Madison, South Cle Elum(509) 674-2664

= shuttlestop

HOURLY to RoslynStarting at 3:40

= lodging*

For complete lodging partners listings, please visit www.RailsToAlesBrewfest.com and click on “Area Lodging”

= parking

CLE ELUM, WA

ROSLYN, WA

Tickets & Info: www.RailsToAlesBrewfest.com

2010 Rails To Ales FREE Shuttle Service Route Map & ScheduleQuestions? Bruce (509) 304-4881Event Date & Time: July 10, 2010, 4-10p.m. at the South Cle Elum Depot

Getting directly to the Depot: Take I-90 tothe Cle Elum exit, and head down thehill past Safeway to the first light at FlagPole Park, by the Information Centerand go right (South) on to South CleElum Way. Take a right on MadisonStreet, a left on 6th, a quick right on Mil-waukee Road, and look for the Depoton your left. Or let the shuttle take youfrom one of the parking areas or othershuttle stops on this map!