Okanogan Country's 2016 Travel Guide

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Star Attractions
Chief Joseph Dam • Bridgeport • Free daily tours in summer • (509) 686-5501
Grand Coulee Dam • Laser Light Show,Visitor Center • (509) 633-9265
Liberty Bell Mtn &WA Pass Overlook, North Cascades Hwy
Omak Stampede &World-Famous Suicide Race • 2nd weekend in August
Steelhead Fishing • The #1 recreational fishing region statewide!
Brewster Farmer’s Mkt
Grange Hall, Fri 2p–5
Bridgeport Farmers Mkt Fireman’s
Park, Fri 8:30a–12:30p • (509) 686-3875
Grand Coulee Mkt • Midway &
Morrison, Sat 8:30a-12:30p
Mazama Farmers Mkt • Mazama
Community Center,Wed 5-7p
Okanogan Farmers Mkt • Legion
Park, Sat 9a–1p • (509) 826-0457
Omak Farmers Mkt • Civic League
Park,Tues 3:30-6:30p • (509) 826-0457
Oroville Farmer’s Mkt • Oroville
Public Lib, Sa 9a–12p • (509) 476-2662
Tonasket Farmer’s Mkt
Triangle Park,Th 3–7pm
(509) 486-1855
Twisp (Methow) Farmers Mkt Twisp
Community Center, Sat 9a–12p
(509) 997-2926
Winthrop Farmers Mkt
Winthrop Park, Sun 10a-2p
Alpine Brewing • Oroville
(509) 476-9662
Bunny Laine Fruit • Malott U-Pick
(509) 422-2590
Copper MountainWinery
Oroville • (509) 476-2762
Crown S Ranch • Winthrop
FarmTours, Farm Store.
DeLap Orchards • Malott
Farm Stand M–Sa 9a–6p Su 12–5p
(509) 422-4614
Esther BricquesWinery &Vineyard
Oroville • (509) 476-2861
Grandpa’s Home Place • Omak
Farm Stand • (509) 486-4258
King’s Garden • Carlton
Nursery/Farm • (509) 997-3013
Okanogan Estate &Vineyards
Oroville • (509) 476-2736
Old Schoolhouse Brewery
(509) 996-3183
Paws Produce • Oroville • Fruit Stand,
M–F 7a–7p • (509) 560-0148
Picken’s Mountain Farms •Tonasket
Farm Stand • (509) 486-4486
Shaw’s Fruit & Produce
Coulee Dam • Farm Stand, May-Nov
Mo-Su 9a-6p • (509) 633-0133
Smallwood Farms • Okanogan Farm
Stand, Jun–Oct 8a–6p daily
(509) 422-2444
Taber’sTaste of Summer
Oroville • Fruit Barn, Jun–Oct
(509) 476-2762
Yonder Farms • Okanogan
Farm Stand • (509) 429-6921
Ag Tourism & Wineries, Breweries
Candy PointTrail • Coulee Dam • Difficult, steep,
2 mi round trip. Park at Coulee Dam Federal Credit Union,
walk 300 ft down to trail.
Foster-Tawlks Suspension Bridge • Mazama
1.5 mi round trip w/ suspension bridge.
GoldenTiger Pathway • Republic • 2.5 mi easy
walking/biking railtrail, gravel surface from town
(starts behind Chevron)
Historic PaterosWalkingTrail • Approx ½ mi easy
walk thru park, alongside river in downtown, splash park
for kids.
Lookout MountainTrail •Twisp • 3 mi round trip, hard,
steep hike.
Methow CommunityTrail • FromWinthrop Fish Hatchery
along Methow River. From 1-40 mi, connects
w/ other trails as far as Sun Mountain.
RufusWood DownriverTrail • 6.5 mi hike/jog/bike trail by
Columbia River below Grand Coulee Dam.
All ages, 6.5 miles
McLaughlin Canyon • S. of Tonasket flat easy 3 mi round
trip. Rock Climbing, wildlife, history.
SimilkameenTrail • 7 mi round trip from OrovilleVIC.
Railtrail; ideal for hiking, biking, birding, wildlife & history.
SinlahekinWildlife Area • 4.5 miles NE of Conconully,
14,000 acres. Wildlife viewing, bird watching.
Sun Mountain LodgeTrails • 40+ miles of trails -
incredible diversity and beauty.
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
Whistler Canyon • On HWY 97, 14 mi N of Tonasket,
3 mi S of Oroville. Short day hikes to extended hikes,
horseback riding and rock climbing opportunities.
Winthrop BridgesWalk • Spring Creek Bridge &
Sa TeekhWa Bridge &Trail • From either end of town, enjoy
1.5 mi scenic walk and two pedestrian bridges.
Trails & Wildlife Viewing
For details, directions, tips and information, call 888.431.3080
OCTC maps & directions are for planning and informational purposes only, and not intended for navigation. Road construction, traffic, road closures, mapping errors, weather
conditions and/or other events may cause actual road conditions and directions to differ. In rural areas GPS can be unreliable or unavailable. Check the weather report and road
conditions at www.wsdot.wa.gov and www.noaa.gov.
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