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Area Attractions

	Fire Hall Museum The Fire Hall Museum is next to the Okanogan County Historial Museum in the city of Okanogan. » Located in Okanogan
	Okanogan County Historical Museum Built in 1975, the Okanogan County Historical Museum in Okanogan is run by the Okanogan County historical society. » Located in Okanogan

The Cariboo Trail spanned hundreds of miles and had its last cattle drive in 1868. A sign with information marks a point along the trail.

The Chief Joseph Dam has a spillway of 980 feet and has 19 gates. There are viewpoints on both the north and south sides of the dam.

» Located in Bridgeport

	Methow Valley The Methow Valley begins at the mouth of the Methow River in Pateros and continues up past the city of Winthrop.
	North Cascades Highway The North Cascades Highway takes you through the upper Methow Valley and up and over the Cascade Mountains.

The Washington Pass Overlook is a viewpoint along the North Cascades Highway that features views of the surrounding Cascade Mountains.

The Winthrop National Fish Hatchery is part of the Leavenworth National Fish Hatchery Complex.

	Okanogan County Fairgrounds The Okanogan County Fairground is a 67 acre facility that hosts various events almost year round. » Located in Okanogan
	Omak Stampede Grounds With roots going as far back to 1933, the Omak Stampede and World Famous Suicide Race is held annually the 2nd weekend of August. » Located in Omak