Resorts, hotels, motels, inns, and B&Bs we recommend on the Washington State Okanogan Loop Scenic Byway

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MP 234

5 mi. to

Okanogan –

Omak

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MP 239

8 mi. to

Junction with WA-155 to Coulee Dam 55 mi. to the southwest.

Omak – Elevation 837 feet above sea level and has a population of over 1,600.

Omak and Okanogan are only 5 mi. apart so it is difficult to tell where one city ends and the other begins. You will find the primary business in this area is apple orchards but “Baby’s Breath” farming is also a growing part of the economy. For those of you who aren’t florists, “Baby’s Breath” is used a lot in bouquets.

Chamber of Commerce	Museum

Riverside

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MP 247

16 mi. to

Riverside –

Chamber of Commerce	Museum

Tonasket

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MP 263

24 mi. to

Tonasket –

Chamber of Commerce	Museum

Historic Hotel / B&B
*Hidden Hills Country Inn* 104 Hidden Hills Lane Tonasket, WA 509-486-1895 or 1-800-468-1890 http://www.hidden-hills.net/ This hotel out in the middle of nowhere was built in the 1890’s is just not something you’d expect to find in the hills out of the city. Each of the 10 rooms in this historic hotel has its own bathroom. It is period decorated and offers a full breakfast. They offer dinner in the dining room by reservation only. From Omak go 12 mi. from WalMart to S. Pine Creek road which turns into Fish Lake, turn left then go 7 mi. staying on asphalt to Hidden Hill Lane, turn right. From Tonasket go 10 mi. south to S. Pine Creek Road.

Wauconda

Lodging

MP 287

16 mi. to

Wauconda – just north of WA-20

Chamber of Commerce	Museum

Republic

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MP 303

16 mi. to

Republic – Population of almost 1000.

Chamber of Commerce	Museum

Kettle Falls

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http://www.kettlefalls.us/

MP 346

10 mi. to

Kettle Falls – has an elevation of 1,625 feet above sea level and a population of over 1,500. Before is was flooded by Lake Roosevelt there was a falls here were the native Americans gathered in great numbers to gather Salmon to dry for the long cold winter. In 1825 the Hudson’s Bay Company built a gristmill near here at Myers Falls making it the first white settlement east of the Cascade Mountains in Washington State.

Chamber of Commerce

Museum

Kettle Falls Area Chamber of Commerce

PO Box 119

Kettle Falls, WA 99141

509-738-2300

The City of Kettle Falls

http://www.kettlefalls.com/

Kettle Falls Historical Center

509-738-6964

http://kfhc.homestead.com/kfhc.html

Located 3 mi. west of town at the junction of St. Paul’s Mission Road & WA-20 just at the west end of the bridge over Lake Roosevelt.

The museum documents 9,000 years of history in this area. Dioramas give a feel of life here in ancient times.

Colville

Lodging

MP 356

36 mi to

Colville –

Museum
*Stevens* *County* *Historical Society* 700 N Wynne Street PO Box 25 Colville, WA 99114 509-684-5968 Visit their web site. Keller Heritage Center Museum & park The Park Includes: Museum of Indian, Pioneer Life and Historical items, Keller House of 1910, Graves Mt. Lookout Tower, Hixon Castles and Garden, Colville's first school house, Farmstead cabin, Trappers cabin, Pioneer Machinery Museum, Sawmill, Blacksmith Shop, and Mining equipment
Cabins
*Beaver Lodge Resort* 2430 Highway 20 E Colville, WA 99114 509-684-5657 Located 24 mi. east of Colville on WA-20

MP 396

5 mi. to

Village of Tiger

MP 401

4 mi. to

Village of Lost Creek

MP 406

4 mi. to

Village of Blueslide

MP 410

3 mi. to

Village of Ruby

MP 313

4 mi. to

Village of Jared

MP 317

8 mi. to

Village of Locke

MP 325

2 mi. to

Village of Cusick

MP 327

5 mi. to

Village of Usk

MP 232

11 mi. to

Village of Dalkena

Newport

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