Golden Doe Wildlife Area | Carlton, WA
Golden doe Wildlife Area
Carlton, WA | Methow River Valley
Overview
The Golden Doe Wildlife Area was acquired for both mule deer winter range and because of the biodiversity in its large riparian areas on the Methow River. This area is home to a wide variety of wildlife creating a great recreational area to hunt, fish, and view wildlife.
Historic Homestead of Golden Doe
ACCESS
The Golden Doe unit is located about 5 miles south of Twisp in Okanogan County. The unit can be accessed from a small road that crosses over Alder Creek off of Old Twisp-Carlton Highway.
Announcement:
Yakama Nation will be doing 2 Conservation projects this summer. Directional signage will be posted, primary parking area in the uplands will be closed June 15 until Aug 15.
VIEWING
The Golden Doe Wildlife Area lies within the Methow River watershed - made up of large riparian areas on the river creating great opportunities for viewing the unique wildlife.
Be sure to keep to keep alert for snakes while you or your dog are enjoying this area.
PARKING
Discover or Vehicle Access Pass
WDFW
Want to find out more about this Wildlife Area? Visit the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife's webpage about Golden Doe!
Did you know that...
We have a wonderfully handy hiking guide that you can order or download to fit in your pocket!
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