Washington State - Things to Do

Outdoor activities in Washington State! The Best Western Peppertree Omak Inn puts its guests in nature’s true beauty. Use our deluxe accommodations as a hub, so you can branch out and experience Eastern Washington’s diverse treasures.

From wineries, skiing, golf, and music, to many other outdoor adventures, Eastern Washington State has it all. You truly have to experience our neighborhood to believe its majestic landscape.
City of Conconully. Surrounded by two lakes, Conconully is a small town in a mountain valley, in the Okanogan Countryside. You’ll never run out of outdoor activities in this lovely town, which offers fishing on Lake Conconully, biking, hiking, hunting, snowmobiling, and ATVing. For more information, visit their website: www.conconully.com.

Okanogan Estate and Vineyards, Washington Okanogan Estate and Vineyards. The first winery to open in the Okanogan Valley, this estate produces some of the most respected and esteemed wines in the region. Located a mere 5 miles south of the Canadian border, this Eastern Washington gem will leave you with a great taste in your mouth. For more information, visit their website: www.okanoganwine.com.  [Top]
Omak Stampede. Celebrating its 75th anniversary in August, 2008, the Omak Stampede has eye popping and jaw dropping entertainment that will keep the whole family tickled. Gaze at the rodeo or world famous suicide race. And don’t forget to soak up the Omak heritage, with local American traditions and displays featured in the Stampede. For more information, visit their website: www.omakstampede.org.

Rodeos. Throughout the spring, summer, and fall, the Okanogan countryside features a variety of rodeos. Whether you’re in the mood for the Omak Stampede or want to bask in the talents of the up and coming junior riders, you’ll find the event that speaks directly to you. For more information, visit their website.  [Top]
Okanogan County Fair. For the last 60 years, this county fair has typified the natural beauty of the region. The whole family will enjoy a wide variety of entertainment and can sample food, wine, as well as experience the flair of crafts and other goods from local merchants. Don’t forget to try all of the fruits and vegetables. For more information, visit their website: www.okanogancounty.org.

Desert Canyon Golf Resort, Washington Desert Canyon Golf Resort. Orondo, Washington houses one of the most beautiful golf courses in the world. Awarded a 4 ½ star review by Golf Digest in 2005, the Desert Canyon Gold resort will not only tempt you with its wonderful golf courses, but the resort’s restaurant, the Oasis Mesquite Grill, will tempt your taste buds. For more information, visit their website: www.desertcanyon.com.  [Top]
City of Wenatchee. Another one of Eastern Washington’s “diamonds in the rough” is the city of Wenatchee. Every late April and early May, the Washington State Apple Blossom Festival attracts curious visitors from around the world. And shopping? Absolutely! Experience the locally owned boutiques of downtown Wenatchee. The city also has an airport and a panoramic state park. For more information, visit their website: www.wenatchee.org.

Bear Mountain Ranch. With stunning views of shimmering Lake Chelan, the Bear Mountain Ranch golf course offers 18-holes in paradise. From beginner to expert, all will enjoy the course’s luxury, as it mingles with nature’s beauty. Private lessons are also available. For more information, visit their website: www.bearmt.com.  [Top]
Lake Chelan. Lake Chelan is the perfect backdrop for almost any activity. Situated in the North Cascades National Forest, the lake offers visitors the chance at a number of water sports like river rafting or fishing. But don’t let your adventure stop there! Seize the opportunity to golf, sight see, or wine taste. Lake Chelan epitomizes the old saying that there’s something for everyone. For more information, visit their website: www.lakechelan.com.

City of Twisp, Washington City of Twisp. Situated at the junction of the gorgeous Twisp and Methow rivers, the city of Twisp is a nonstop joy. Whether you seek sunshine or the beauty of snowfall, let Twisp act as your liaison to experience nature. It boasts a hearty population of bald eagles, white-tailed deer, cougars, and bears. And the fun doesn’t stop there - Twisp is a short drive from the Omak Stampede and suicide race. For more information, visit their website: www.twispinfo.com.  [Top]
City of Winthrop. Did someone want to hear the blues? The lovely city of Winthrop hosts an annual congregation of blues aficionados from around the globe. Come and hear the talented musicians as they come together to deliver their explosive and moody sounds. For more information, visit their website: www.winthropwashington.com.

City of Oroville. A former railroad and mining town, Oroville, Washington is the perfect site to unwind from the hectic pace of the big city. Come enjoy the slower side of life - fish, boat, tube, water ski, or sail. In other words, leave the your laptop in the hotel room for an afternoon and let nature soothe your soul. For more information, visit their website: www.orovillewashington.com.  [Top]
Apex Alpine Ski Resort, WashingtonApex Alpine Ski Resort. It’s a quick trip from Washington to British Columbia and a trip much worth making if you love skiing. Located in the center of the Okanagan valley, the Apex Alpine Ski Resort is one of Canada’s true vacation destinations. Notorious for its fluffy powder and 1100 acres to ski upon, this resort will leave you begging for more as the day concludes. For more information, visit their website: www.apexresort.com.

Osoyoos BC. Welcome to Canada’s only alpine desert! Not only that, welcome to Canada’s wine country! Renowned internationally for their pinot noir, chardonnay, and merlot, make sure Osoyoos is a vacation destination for you. Be the innovative person to serve authentic Canadian wine at your next dinner party. For more information, visit their website: www.osoyoos.ca.  [Top]
Indian Encampment. The Colville confederate tribes sponsor this celebration of Native American culture. Housed on the Omak Stampede grounds, the Indian Encampment allows its visitors to see authentic tee-pees, as well as witness the dancing, singing, and drumming of the indigenous tribes. For more information, visit their website: www.omakstampede.org/encampment.htm.

Colville Confederated Tribes. Spanning 1.4 acres in north-central Washington, the Colville Reservation offers a wonderful variety of educational and leisure activities. Why not experience the history of the local Native American tribes, and then enjoy a hike to the infamous Balancing Rock? For more information, visit their website: www.colvilletribes.com   [Top]
Loup Loup Ski Bowl, WashingtonLoup Loup Ski Bowl. Located between Omak and Twisp, the Loup Loup Ski Bowl offers 1,240 vertical feet and 10 runs, spanning from beginner to expert. It doesn’t matter if you’re Black Diamond or Bunny Hill, come experience the winter wonderland of Loup Loup! For more information, visit their website: www.skitheloup.com.

Performing Arts Center Omak. The Omak Performing Arts Center is a local hub for drama and music. And the fun doesn’t stop there, they also display Vaudevillian troupes featuring juggling, dancing, and stunts. With such creative diversity, there’s a show for everyone, playing in Omak. For more information, visit their website: www.omakpac.com.  [Top]
Agri-plex. Welcome to the largest display area in Okanogan county! The Agri-plex and annex facility brags with its immense structure of 24, 000 square feet and 24 feet vaulted ceilings. Perfect for conventions and trade shows, make the Agri-plex your location for the next grand event. For more information, visit their website: www.okanogancounty.org/fair/agriplex.html.

Okanogan County Sports Complex. For a sporting good time, make sure to stop by the Okanogan County Sports Complex, where you’ll find a lively arena for the area’s top athletic events. To reserve the space for your own sporting bonanza, contact City Hall at 509-422-3600 or visit their website: www.okanoganwash.com/events.shtml.  [Top]

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