October 2020

On the east side of the majestic cascade mountains, just 80 miles from the cityscapes of Seattle lies a sanctuary we call Suncadia. Familiar but refreshing, intimate yet expansive, this impeccable mountain resort community has, over the past few years, grown into its stature of being a welcoming four-season family destination—where intimate neighborhoods dot the sprawling landscape, where adventure and allure live side by side. Now more than ever people are seeking the fresh air and space away from traditional cities and suburbs offered in Suncadia.

One of the newest neighborhoods in Suncadia is River Ridge, a decidedly modern enclave where a collection of homesites opens to miles of trails leading into surrounding woods and the Cle Elum River. As

The arrival of the cooler months sets the scene for truly memorable moments at Suncadia, with the changing hues of the leaves, crisp mountain air and clear skies creating the perfect backdrop for a season of celebration within the community. And in today’s times of social distancing, it is more important than ever to take the time to enjoy these moments of celebration. That’s why we at Suncadia have crafted unique fall experiences that are designed to make the most of the season, while staying mindful of the new normal. 

Kick-start the season with a visit to Suncadia’s Pumpkin Patch, a special initiative at The Village Pavilion designed to make your time in the community even more vibrant and cheerful. Walk through an orange-dotted patch bursting

Suncadia from a new perspective

It’s said that a picture is worth a thousand words, and pictures of Suncadia—well, they’re worthy of epic tales. What else would you expect from a place that’s the epitome of modern mountain living, where home is not a place, but a feeling?

Recently, we decided it was time to author these epics, which is why we partnered with Reese Films and photographer Michael Flugstad to capture all the reasons, big and small, that made life in Suncadia better than anywhere else. For starters, we brainstormed about all the things that made our mountain resort community unique, like hiking and biking trails, four seasons of family fun, rafting and fishing, golf and wine tasting, dog parks and playgrounds—needless to say, the