Northeastern Washington
Bird-watchers should swing down to this 41,573-acre refuge, where McDowell Lake attracts waterfowl and other birds, especially the white-headed woodpecker. To reach the refuge headquarters, take Hwy 20 for about 8 miles east of Colville, then turn south on Narcisse Creek Rd. The Mill Butte Trail starts from the refuge headquarters, gaining 600ft in 3 miles.
Free camping is available at six designated sites within the refuge from April to December. There's no drinking water available.
9.17 MILES
Colville town's most notable attraction has as its centerpiece Keller House, a large 1910 bungalow with attractive Craftsman details. Dispersed around the…
Kettle Falls Historical Center
19.82 MILES
Covers the region's history from Native American times to the present.
9.17 MILES
Colville town's most notable attraction has as its centerpiece Keller House, a large 1910 bungalow with attractive Craftsman details. Dispersed around the…
2. Kettle Falls Historical Center
19.82 MILES
Covers the region's history from Native American times to the present.