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Birders and wildlife watchers can find a truly delightful

experience in Okanogan Country.TheWA Department of

Fish andWildlife has a great online

WildlifeViewing Guide

(wdfw.wa.gov/lands/wildlife_areas)

to look at before

heading out.

METHOW REGION

Big & LittleTwin Lakes

Winthrop • 5.6 mi west on Hwy

20 fromTwisp, left on Twin Lakes Rd for 1.2 mi.

MVSTA Suspension Bridge

•Winthrop • Great for

kids and families, nice shady trail for wildlife watching and

birdwatching. From Hwy 20 at milepost 184.9, turn north

onto Goat Creek Dr. 3.7 miles •

MVSTA.com.

Winthrop Fish Hatchery

•Winthrop • Tour newly

remodeled facility daily. • (509) 996-2424

fws.gov/winthropnfh/index.cfm.

Twisp Ponds DiscoveryWalk

• Easy river walk (1 ½ to

2 miles) with interpretive ecological

signage.At

the edge of

Twisp city limits on the Twisp River Road.

HEART OF THE OKANOGAN

Conconully State Park

• 81-acre camping park with lake,

shade trees, and maintained lawns. From Hwy 97, west on

Johnson Creek Rd, continue 6.5 miles. North onto Conconully

Rd & drive 11 more miles. (The only state park within city

limits!)

Scotch CreekWildlife Area

• 10 miles northeast of Omak

and Okanogan on Conconully Hwy, 9,067 acres.

Tunk CreekWildlife Area

• From Omak, drive N to

Riverside, turn right, cross Okanogan River, then left onto Tunk

Valley Rd, 15 miles to sign. 1,080 acres.

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