Okanogan Country's 2016 Travel Guide

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ARTS, CULTURE & HISTORY
Okanogan County Historical
Museum • 1900’s Replica of old
west town, fire hall & museum, on
Business Loop 97 • (509) 422-2372
Sheep Sculptures Interpretive
Site • Omak Lake
NORTH OKANOGAN
Tonasket Community Cultural
Center • Mural on building, city
hall and at the park near the visitor
centers • (509) 486-1328
Depot Museum & Log Cabin
Oroville • (509) 476-2739 or
(509) 476-2476
Stonerose Interpretive Center
• Republic • Dig your own fossil,
take it home! • (509) 775-2295
Ranald McDonald Storyboard
Curlew • AWashington State Park
on the Kettle River, just south of the
Canadian border.
Ansorge Hotel Museum • Curlew
Wooden hotel built in 1903 located
on Ferry Street in Curlew.
(509) 779-4840 •
Antique Auto &Truck Museum
On Hwy 21 North, between
Republic and Curlew.
Molson GhostTown • Full-
scale buildings, pioneer exhibits,
horse-drawn, farming and mining
equipment on five acres • April-Nov.
Molson School Museum
Includes a tearoom for refreshments
and souvenirs; open daily Memorial
Day through Labor Day, 10am-5pm.
Historic Molson Church
Open year round • (509) 485-3292
COLUMBIA RIVER
Steelhead Sculpture • Pateros
South entrance to town,
by Roger Howe.
Dog on Rock in the River • Pateros
¼ mile down river from the Pateros
Bridge, by Richard Beyer.
ColvilleTribal Museum
Coulee Dam • (509) 633-0751
Coulee Pioneer Museum
Grand Coulee DamArea
(509) 631-0303 Schedule an
appointment.
Coulee DamArea -Walking
Tour • Laser light show and visitor
center • (509) 633-3074
Sasquatch Disautel Pass
Nespelem • (Hwy 155) 18 foot
metal sculpture by Smoker
Marchand.
Pateros Museum • Open
weekdays 8am–4:30pm, located in
the City Hall building.
Dancer in Regalia,
Stampede Powwow World Famous Suicide Race Roger Howe Sculpture, Pateros Dancing at the Twisp River P ub
Birthplace of Smokejumping -Tour the North C ascades S mokejumper Base
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