Larger than several states, Okanogan Country is bordered on the north by the Canadian Okanagan, on the south and east by the Columbia River Basin and Lake Roosevelt, and on the west by the 10,000 foot peaks of the majestic North Cascade Mountains.

Okanogan Country offers wide-open spaces teeming with wildlife, spectacular scenery and rural charm. It features a diverse blend of snow covered peaks, small towns, western history, art galleries and museums, live theatre, farmers markets and fresh from the field produce stands, music festivals, rodeos, country fairs and two famous dams. The area is dotted with hundreds of lakes, rivers and streams, and blessed by sunny days and clear, star-filled nights. Throughout Okanogan Country, whitewater rafting, boating, fly fishing, hiking, mountain biking, rock climbing, horseback riding, wilderness packing, hunting and more are available from spring through fall. Winter offers cross-country and downhill skiing, snowboarding and snowmobiling, snowshoeing and dogsledding. A colorful and bustling region, Okanogan Country has a rich economic base utilizing its vast natural resources including timber, mining, ranching, recreation, tourism, hydroelectricity and agriculture. So browse our website and discover more about what Okanogan Country can offer you. Check out our calendar of events to find a particular happening of interest to you. And don't forget to send your friends an e-postcard to let them know all the wonderful things to see and do in Okanogan Country.