The Okanogan Trails Scenic Byway is a beautiful drive is 83 miles long. It begins in Pateros and follows the Okanogan River to the Canadian border. Visit roadside fruit stands as you travel through orchards, many owned by third and fourth generation farmers. Historical markers narrate a rich history along the route. The byway provides access to the Audubon Society’s Great Washington Birding Trail, Lake Osoyoos and Conconully state parks, as well as the Highland Historic Loop Drive and the Many Lakes Historic Loop Drive.
Okanogan County is home to 124 of the 155 species of butterflies within Washington State. Of these, there are an astounding 92 species that can be found in and around the Sinlahekin Wildlife Area.
