A Path of Discovery Across the Mountains

Okanogan Country Arts Trail

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"In the rugged mountains and isolated valleys of North Central Washington state, touching the Canadian border and bounded on the south and east by the mighty Columbia River, lies Okanogan Country.

It is the largest county in the state, but has fewer than 8 people per it’s 5,000 square miles. It’s home to more wildlife than humans, and a rich history and culture that have given rise to something else - art. And a lot of it.

Painters, sculptors, metal workers, jewelers, illustrators, photographers, muralists, and hundreds of others have crafted these rural mountain and valley communities into one of the art world's best-kept secrets.”

Directions to reach this breathtaking region from the Seattle Tacoma International Airport:

Take I-5 North to Everett or Hwy 522 to Monroe. Follow Stevens Pass (Highway 2) east to Wenatchee. Continue on Hwy 2 following signs to East Wenatchee/Okanogan, crossing the Columbia River. Take Hwy 97 north (turn left at the junction) and continue north to Pateros, the southern gateway to Okanogan Country.

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Driving Tours

Columbia to Grand Coulee

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Methow Valley

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Colville Tribes

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A Path of Discovery Across the Mountains

Okanogan Country Arts Trail

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Driving Tours

Columbia to Grand Coulee

Methow Valley

North County

Colville Tribes

Ansorge Hotel Museum

Apple Mural

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Bighorn Sheep Sculpture

Billy Joe Sloan, Dog on the Rock

Calliope Hummingbird Mural

Chief Joseph Rest Area

Children’s Mural Project

City Hall Mural

Civic League Park & Fourth of July Picnic Mural

Conconully Reservoir Mural

Conconully Wood Quilts

Courthouse Clocks, Historic Photos & World War Memorial

Dam Worker with Harmonica

Draggin' His Saddle

Eagle and WhiteTail Deer Sculptures

Eagle Mural at the Camaray Motel

Early Electric Days

Entro

Ferry County Carousel

Fish Swimming Over Old Pateros

Fort Okanogan Interpretive Center

Foster Creek Avenue Tree Carving

Frank Matsura Photos and Murals

From Pole to Pole

General Mercantile Mural

Grandsons Carrying Water

Heading Home

How the Animals Got Their Names

Husky Car & Truck Museum

Indian Pony Race

Labyrinth & Salmon Maze

Lifesize Cultural Metal Works

Man Doing Handstand

Map of the North Cascades

Methow Fisherman

Methow Tribe Sculptures

Mining Display West

Monument to the Methow

Mountain Arts Spirit Song Studio

Mural at Tonasket Founders Park

Mural at Tonasket Police Department

Murals in Tonasket Saloon

Okanogan by Night Mural

Okanogan County Historical Society & Museum

Okanogan Historical Society

Okanogan Main Street Historical Photo Tour

Okanogan Town Clock

Old Oroville Railroad Depot Historical Society Museum & Log House

Omak Pass Eastside Park

Omak Performing Arts Center

Omak Stampede Museum & Visitor Center

Oroville Borderlands Historical Society & VIC

Park of Matsura Photos

Paschal Sherman Indian School

Pateros Museum at City Hall

People Climbing a Pole

Positive Choices

Reflections on the Columbia, Pateros Water Towers

Riverview Pavilion & History Walk

Ronald MacDonald Storyboard/Mural

Root Diggers

Salmon Jumping in a Waterfall

Salmon Sculpture

Sasquatch Disautel Pass

Shafer Museum

Smoker Mule Deer Sculpture

Spirit of Omak Mural - Central & Main

Steamboat Mural

Steamboat ‘round the Bend

Steelhead Sculpture

Stonerose Interpretive Center

North
County