Washington State's Colville Confederate Indian Tribes

Grand Coulee Dam Hotel near Colville Washington event State Lakes

Colville Indian Reservation. A trip to the Colville Confederate Indian Reservation will reward visitors with not only an experience rooted in the tribes' stunning history, but will also act as a rejuvenating and rewarding getaway. Bordered on the east by the Okanogan River and on the west by Lake Roosevelt, the Colville Reservation offers activities that range from hiking to viewing the majestic Grand Coulee Dam.

Grand Coulee Dam in Washington State. The Grand Coulee Dam is the largest concrete dam in North America. It was constructed in the 1930s by pioneer farmers struggling to trap enough rainfall for daily living. Lucky for us, they not only solved their problem, but built an awe-inspiring structure in the process of the success. It's a "must see" destination for those who appreciate its architecture, function, and sheer beauty.  [Top]

Colville, Washington event like no other. The Grand Coulee Dam is not simply an example of the Indian reservation's physical beauty. Throughout the spring, summer, and fall, there is an amazing laser light show that takes place on the Grand Coulee Dam. Not only will you be dazzled by the brilliance of the lasers, but the show rich with history and legend as it is narrated for those in attendance to tell the history of the region.  [Top]

Washington State Lakes. Don't forget to take advantage of the lakes surrounding the Grand Coulee Dam. Lake Franklin has some of the best fishing in Washington. Rent a boat for an afternoon spin, and when it gets too hot, jump overboard for a refreshing dip in the lake's pristine water.

The Colville Indian reservation is truly a reservation of nature. Take advantage of all these features, while immersing yourself in the rich Native American history. Ensure your vacation is picture perfect.  [Top]