25 Wenatchee to Waterville
Route 25
Bus stops on N Baker Ave between 11th St and 9th St (LNK 230 and 859) will be closed due to road work. For more info, call 509-662-1155.
Beginning 8-4 to 8-21 Route 25 will not serve stop on N Baker Ave between 15th and 19th St. For more info call 509-662-1155.
Due to AQI levels and L&I rules, if AQI reaches 849, We will shut down service for the safety of employees and the public. For more info call 509-662-1155.
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Direction:
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T Columbia Station
1 Wenatchee Valley Mall
2 Baker & 27th
3 Orondo Store
4 Douglas County Courthouse
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Direction:
Select the nearest timepoint prior to your stop:
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T Columbia Station
1 Wenatchee Valley Mall
2 Baker & 27th
3 Orondo Store
4 Douglas County Courthouse
Prefer the schedule in a table format?
Direction:
Select the nearest timepoint prior to your stop:
Expand the accordion to see all bus arrival times for the timepoint.
T Columbia Station
1 Wenatchee Valley Mall
2 Baker & 27th
3 Orondo Store
4 Douglas County Courthouse
Prefer the schedule in a table format?
IT’S FAIR TIME!
From August 21 – 24, beginning with the 11:30 a.m. trip on 8/21, all Route 25 trips will serve the fairgrounds in Waterville.
ON-CALL SERVICE
Service to and from Douglas County Fairgrounds is “on-call”. To get picked up at the fairgrounds, you will need to call for a pick-up by the time the bus is at Timepoint 3 (Orondo Store). If you need to get dropped off at the fairgrounds, tell the driver as you board the bus and again as you get nearer your destination.
You may call up to 60 minutes in advance. If you do not call for a pickup, the bus will not stop at Douglas County Fairgrounds.

Route 25 service is supported with funding from Washington’s Climate Commitment Act. The CCA supports Washington’s climate action efforts by putting cap-and-invest dollars to work reducing climate pollution, creating jobs, and improving public health. Information about the CCA is available at www.climate.wa.gov.
In Some areas on the Routes 20, 21, 24 and 25 without Established stops, you may request a “flag stop.”
To make a flag stop, pick a place where the bus can safely stop and pull off the road. Buses will not stop on curves, after the crest of a hill, or other areas where sight distance is greatly limited.
When you first seethe bus, signal the bus driver with an over-the-0head wave. Use reflective material or a small flash light when it is dark. For your own safety choose a well lit area. When using a flag for getting off the bus, please give the driver advance notice that you will be needing a flag stop.
At all times, the driver’s judgment regarding safety will determine whether or not a stop will be made.