For a town with just over 2,400 residents, Leavenworth offers an impressive array of dining options.

As most of us here in the PNW know, Leavenworth is a Bavarian-themed village that looks like it was plucked straight out of a European snow globe.

As the 18th-largest and arguably the second-most verdant state, Washington does not scream walkability. Sure, you must take a plane or a car or a ferry to visit Washington's faraway towns, but once you are there you can ditch your vehicle and enjoy the state by foot.

In the heart of the Cascade Mountains of Central Washington lies an absolute gem bursting with charm and a bounty of outdoor adventures. If you're local, you already know:Leavenworth is a picturesque, Bavarian-inspired village that beckons visitors with its quaint streets, stunning mountain vistas and an array of family-friendly activities.

Washington state is known for its incredible scenery, from rain forests and cascading mountains to acres of vineyards and orchards. And while there’s certainly no shortage of magical destinations to explore across the region, there’s one centrally located town that consistently gains attention for its charm: Leavenworth.

Rhein Haus joins the Bavarian-themed mountain town with a huge two-story beer hall next month