USD 3,001,804

The Ranch at Lost Creek consists of 3 parcels totaling 759 acres is tucked away at the end of the well known Aeneas Valley within the northeast mountains of Washington State. The ranch is surrounded by 1000's of acres of untouched public land allowing your adventures to extend far beyond the ranch's borders. 3 pristine year round creeks converge on the ranch forming the West Fork of the Sanpoil River on the ranch. Okanogan County, Washington has many recreational activities, including: Hiking:3,000 miles of hiking trails in national forests Winter sports:The largest Nordic skiing system in the country, plus cross-country skiing, snowmobiling, and ice skating Outdoor activities:Fishing, boating, hunting, horseback riding, mountain climbing, hot-air ballooning, and off-road vehicle fun Wildlife viewing:Birdwatching and viewing other wildlife in the wide-open spaces Scenic drives:Scenic byways for family adventures Farm tours:Learn about locally grown produce Wineries, breweries, cideries, and coffee roasters:Sample local beverages Day spas:Relax in a luxurious day spa Casinos:Play games and enjoy food at casinos operated by the Colville Confederated Tribes Climate and Average Weather Year Round in Okanogan Washington, United States. In Okanogan, thesummers are hot, dry, and mostly clear and the winters are freezing, snowy, and mostly cloudy. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from 22°F to 91°F and is rarely below 8°F or above 100°F Okanogan County, Washington has a rich history that includes the following events: Early use by Native Americans The Southern Okanogan Tribe, also known as the Sinkaietk or Uknaqinx, used the area for thousands of years as a fishing and camping ground. Exploration by non-Indians The Okanogan River was known to fur traders and other early non-Indian explorers in the early 1800s. Settled by Europeans Okanogan County was one of the last areas in Washington to be settled by Europeans due to its remoteness. Prospectors' route The area was an early route for prospectors traveling to British Columbia and other communities. County seat The county seat was moved from Ruby City to Salmon City in 1888, and then to Conconully.In 1914, Okanogan won the election to become the county seat, defeating Omak. Incorporation of Okanogan The town of Okanogan was incorporated on October 29, 1907. Grand Coulee Dam Construction of Grand Coulee Dam, the largest producer of electricity in the U.S., began in 1933 and was completed in 1942. Murals discovered In 2022, murals painted by Wenatchee artist W.J. McConnon were discovered during renovations to a commercial building in Okanogan. Today, Okanogan County is a highland desert with mild winters and arid summers.It's a popular destination for outdoor activities like fishing, boating, hiking, hunting, and skiing. Okanogan County is located innorth-central Washington state, along the Canadian border: Location Okanogan County is bordered by British Columbia, Canada to the north, the Columbia River to the south, the Cascade Mountains to the west, and Ferry County to the east. Size Okanogan County is the largest county in Washington state, covering nearly 5,300 square miles. Geography Okanogan County is a highland desert with arid summers and mild winters.The county is dominated by agricultural land, public and private forests, and shrubsteppe. Outdoor activities Okanogan County offers many outdoor activities, including fishing, boating, hiking, hunting, golf, skiing, snowmobiling, and off-road vehicle fun. Notable features Okanogan County is home to the Methow Valley, which includes Winthrop and Sun Mountain Lodge.The county also features the North Cascades Highway, which ventures east after crossing Washington Pass, the state's second-highest pass. Name The name Okanogan comes from the Indian word okanagen, which means rendezvous.

lot 33,062,040 sqft

Tonasket

USD 225,511

Hard to find lakefront lot on Spectacle Lake which is an 80 acre lake stocked with Rainbow trout and Kokanee plus other species. There is a WDFW boat launchs as well as 2 private resorts on the lake with boat launches. This lot is ready for 2 RV's, tiny homes or build your lakefront retreat. The property features 2 full RV hookups and a newly installed quality aluminum dock with ramp giving you great access to the lake. New aluminum dock and access ramp 2 RV hookups Drilled well Electricity Spectacle Lake is a gorgeous destination, popular for family outtings. It is primarily known for consistently good trout fishing.Expect rainbow of 10 to 12 inches, with good numbers of carryover trout to 15 inches when you try Spectacle.It is a long narrow lake, and in the shallows you can treat yourself to fast-action fishing for largemouth bass, that are typically small but really fun to catch.There are good numbers of big bluegill (6 to 8 inches) and small yellow perch in Spectacle as well.The occasional brown trout is also caught on the lake.There are two WDFW launch sites on the lake and three resorts that offer full services.Spectacle Lake is located seven miles northwest of Tonasket on the Loomis-Oroville Road.

Tonasket

USD 59,134

Valley Views. The property faces the South, so the snow melts off early in spring to allow easy access directly off SR 20. Abundant wildlife Mule Deer & Whitetail, Turkeys to name a few. Close to the quaint town of Tonasket with shopping and restaurants. The town of Omak is 45 minutes from where you can find Home Depot and Walmart, Enjoy all four seasons in the Okanogan with 300 days of sunshinePower will be installed in main easement road for easy access Summer time recreation. The cool mornings and warm sunny afternoons are perfect for hiking, biking and horseback riding along scenic trails. Check out our new page for Urban and Walking Trails to find shorter walks and hikes close to town, perfect for a midday adventure! Okanogan County in North-Central Washington State has the best family vacations! Scenic byways, tours, hikes, and family adventures await you in every corner of Okanogan Country: from the Northern Okanogan Region, to the Methow Valley, across the Columbia River Basin, and into the Heart of the Okanogan. An affordable family vacation with endless outdoor adventure awaits you in our breath taking snow-capped North Cascade Mountains and gorgeous winding river basins. Experience a Washington State getaway with horse riding, miniature golf, swimming, fresh wholesome food, blue skies, and starry nights - a vacation that will keep you coming back for more! Winter time recreation. The fun doesn't just end in Okanogan Country once summer is over... There is plenty of fun for all to have all year round in Okanogan Country. Want to take your kids ice skating? Winthrop Ice & Sports Rink has you covered! This outdoor facility is within walking distance from downtown and the ice is groomed daily! Nordic skiing more your speed? The Methow Valley is home to the largest nordic ski trail system in the nation as well as home to several olympic ski champions. A NEW opportunity that is fun for all is luge sledding! Ride a rented sled at the Loup Loup Ski Bowl down more than 12 km of groomed trails! There is plenty of fun to have for all members of the family and some of the best winter recreation in all of Washington!   With more than 300 days of sunshine every yearand 3 million acres of public land, OkanoganCountry has everything for everyone. With accessto the Cascade Mountains, North CascadesNational Park, the Okanogan Highlands, theColumbia River, and dozens of historic sites andcharming small towns, we're also a portal toCanada and to some of the most rugged andremote places on the planet. Our places, people,and experiences are authentic. You can get offthe grid, unplug, and plug in to nature at everyturn-immersing yourself in the outdoors with adiversity of wildlife, from hundreds of species ofbirds to moose, deer, black bear, and many othercreatures. With over 120 miles of groomed,interconnected trails for hikers, fat-tire bikers,snowshoers, and backcountry skiers, we offerthe largest ski-trail system in North America,along with hundreds more miles for backroadadventures. From peaceful past-times to extremeadventures, you can interact with friendly peopleunder wide open blue skies or enjoy the a starrynight sky that stretches to the horizon. Ourfestivals, rodeos, and small town events offerenjoyment year-round, and with agritourism anddiverse cultural events and activities, you canexperience the true West-like it once was, longago, and like it is today, in living, breathing color   Okanogan Highlands has historically been a significant source of mineral production. While the primary target has been gold, other ore deposits have been mined as well. Okanogan is the county seat of Okanogan County in north-central Washington in the productive orchard lands of the Okanogan River Valley. This town site, on the west bank of the Okanogan River, was first settled in 1888 and was called Alma. In 1905, the town's name was changed to Pogue, in honor of a prominent citizen. In 1907 the town voted overwhelmingly to change the name to Okanogan, in order to better reflect its place on the Okanogan River and its proximity to the fledgling Okanogan Irrigation Project. Later in 1907, the town voted nearly unanimously to incorporate. The new town boomed along with the region's apple orchards and timber industry. In 1914, the Great Northern railroad arrived and Okanogan succeeded in a spirited campaign to wrest the county seat from Conconully. By 1930, Okanogan was overtaken in population by Omak, its neighbor five miles to the northeast. As of 2010, Okanogan's population was estimated at 2,500, a little more than half the size of Omak. Yet Okanogan remains the governmental hub of Okanogan County, and the original 1915 county courthouse still presides over the city. Early Days The site of Okanogan was used for thousands of years as a camping ground and fishing area by the Southern Okanogan Tribe, also known as the Sinkaietk or Uknaqinx, as well as by several other tribes of the mid-Columbia. Steelhead and salmon runs were plentiful on the Okanogan River. The Okanogan River was also well known to fur traders and other early non-Indian explorers in the early 1800s. 1n 1833 the famed botanist David Douglas (1799-1834) camped at the mouth of a creek that was probably Salmon Creek, where the town is today. Farms, Orchards, and a Town However, by around 1900, the mining fever was cooling off and settlers began turning their eye to another kind of gold agricultural bottomlands. People began to realize that, with the addition of irrigation water, the Okanogan Valley could be rich orchard land and farmland. In 1905, the Okanogan Irrigation Project was approved by the U.S. Department of the Interior, making it the first U.S. Reclamation Service project in the state. Contracts were let in 1906. Pioneer entrepreneurs began platting future town sites to serve what they envisioned as a bustling agricultural valley The property is located 15 Minuets West of the town of Tonasket and 20 minuets West of the town of Republic Washington . The property is situated at the very beginning of the historic Aeneas valley.

lot 871,200 sqft

Tonasket

USD 496,124

Farm house on 38 acres. Recently renovated with new kitchen, the entire home has new wiring and plumbing has been upgraded. New Furnace and updated water system. The 2nd level bathroom has a big soaker tub and new shower being built. 6 stalls barn lots of hay storage with water & power + large heated tack room with composting toilet. Property is fenced for livestock the creek runs year round & a artisan spring flows out of the hill side. 38 Acres with timber and grass for grazing. this property can easly pasture Horses, Cows, Sheep or what ever you want to raise Home Features: Size: The home boasts 1,856 square feet of living space. Bedrooms and Bathrooms: Two spacious bedrooms, two modern bathrooms, an office, and a basement provide ample living and working space. Renovations: The farmhouse has been thoughtfully updated with a brand-new kitchen, complete with modern appliances and finishes. The entire home boasts new wiring and upgraded plumbing, ensuring safety and efficiency. A new furnace and an updated water system add to the home's comfort and convenience. Bathrooms: The second-level bathroom is a luxurious retreat, featuring a large soaker tub. A new shower is currently being built, adding to the home's modern amenities. Living Space: Enjoy spacious living areas designed for comfort and practicality, perfect for both relaxing and entertaining. Barn and Outbuildings: Barn: The property includes a substantial 60x40 foot barn with five stalls and ample hay storage. It is equipped with water and power, a large heated tack room with a composting toilet, making it ideal for equestrian enthusiasts. Shop: The 60x25 foot shop is a versatile space with two car-sized bays and a 14-foot door, perfect for an RV. It also includes a workshop area for all your projects and storage needs. Wood Shed/Carport: A 45x15 foot structure provides lots of storage space. Chicken Coop: The 25x16 foot chicken coop is perfect for your feathered friends. Cabin: A charming 14x16 foot old cabin on site offers potential as an Airbnb with a little renovation. Fencing: The property is fully fenced, providing a safe and secure environment for your livestock. Water Sources: A year-round creek and an artisan spring flowing out of the hillside ensure a reliable water supply for your animals.   Outdoor and Recreational Opportunities: Land: The 38 acres offer rolling hills, lush fields, and plenty of space for livestock. The maintained road leading to the property meanders up into the mountains, providing stunning views and easy access. Equestrian: Head out on your horse directly from your field and explore the beautiful surroundings. Recreation: The Okanogan Highlands is known for its abundant wildlife and outdoor recreation opportunities, including hunting, fishing, hiking, and bird watching. Convenience: Located on a maintained road, this property ensures easy year-round access. The serene, rural setting is balanced by the convenience of being close to Republic and Tonasket, where you can find all necessary amenities. This farmhouse is a beautiful place to live, offering a unique combination of modern updates, practical outbuildings, and stunning natural surroundings. Don't miss this opportunity to own a slice of paradise in the Okanogan Highlands! Fencing: The property is fully fenced, providing a safe and secure environment for your livestock. Water Sources: A year-round creek and an artesian spring flowing out of the hillside ensure a reliable water supply for your animals. Soil and Timber: The soils are ideal for horses, cows, or whatever you want to raise. The east side of the property boasts a good amount of timber, including Red Fir and Pine, along with plenty of green grass. The artesian spring is a significant bonus, providing year-round water bubbling out of the ground.       History of the Okanogan Highlands The Okanogan Highlands, located in north-central Washington State, have a rich and diverse history that spans thousands of years. This region's history is marked by its indigenous heritage, exploration, fur trading, mining, agriculture, and development into the unique area it is today. Indigenous Peoples Pre-European Contact: The Okanogan Highlands were originally inhabited by Native American tribes, primarily the Southern Okanogan Tribe, also known as the Sinkaietk or Uknaqinx. These tribes were part of the larger Interior Salish group. The indigenous peoples lived a semi-nomadic lifestyle, relying on hunting, fishing, and gathering. They made use of the abundant natural resources, including the Okanogan River, which was rich with salmon and steelhead. Seasonal movements were common, with winter camps in the lower valleys and summer camps in the higher elevations to gather plants and berries and hunt game. European Exploration and Fur Trade Early 1800s: European exploration of the region began in the early 19th century. The Okanogan River was well known to fur traders and early non-Indian explorers. The North West Company, a Canadian fur trading enterprise, established Fort Okanogan at the confluence of the Okanogan and Columbia Rivers in 1811. This fort became a significant hub for trade between the indigenous populations and European traders. In 1821, the Hudson's Bay Company took over operations and continued to expand the fur trade in the area. Mining and Settlement Mid to Late 1800s: The discovery of gold in the mid-1800s brought prospectors to the Okanogan Highlands. Gold rushes in the surrounding areas, such as British Columbia's Fraser River and Cariboo regions, attracted miners who also explored the Okanogan for potential riches. Although the region did not experience a massive gold rush like some other areas, mining for gold, silver, and other minerals became a significant part of the local economy. By the late 1800s, as the mining boom started to decline, settlers began to realize the agricultural potential of the fertile valleys. Agricultural Development Early 1900s: Around 1900, as the mining fever cooled, settlers turned their attention to agriculture. The Okanogan Valley, with its rich bottomlands, became known for its potential as orchard land and farmland, especially with the addition of irrigation. In 1905, the U.S. Department of the Interior approved the Okanogan Irrigation Project, the first U.S. Reclamation Service project in Washington State. This project brought water to the arid region, transforming it into productive agricultural land. Pioneer entrepreneurs platted townsites, leading to the development of communities like Tonasket, Oroville, and Omak. Modern Development 20th Century to Present: The region continued to grow, with agriculture (especially apple orchards) becoming a cornerstone of the local economy. Ranching also played a significant role. The construction of highways and the development of transportation infrastructure improved access to the region. In the latter half of the 20th century, tourism and recreation emerged as important economic activities. The natural beauty and recreational opportunities of the Okanogan Highlands attracted visitors for activities like hiking, hunting, fishing, and skiing. The area's rich history and natural resources continue to shape its identity, making it a unique blend of cultural heritage and modern development. The Okanogan Highlands' history is a tapestry woven from the threads of indigenous heritage, exploration, fur trading, mining, agriculture, and modern recreational development. This diverse history contributes to the region's unique character and enduring appeal. Location Description for Wacounda, WA Property Geographic Setting Wacounda, WA: The property is located in Wacounda, a serene and picturesque area in Okanogan County, Washington. Nestled in the Okanogan Highlands, Wacounda is characterized by its rolling hills, abundant wildlife, and stunning natural beauty. Nearby Towns Tonasket, WA: Approximately 25 minutes from Wacounda, Tonasket offers essential amenities, including grocery stores, healthcare facilities, schools, and various dining options. Republic, WA: Located about 30 minutes from Wacounda, Republic is a quaint town known for its historical significance and charming downtown area. It provides additional services such as restaurants, shops, and local attractions. Omak, WA: A 45-minute drive from Wacounda, Omak is a larger town that offers more extensive amenities, including a Home Depot, Walmart, and a variety of retail stores, medical facilities, and entertainment options. Airports Tonasket Municipal Airport: A regional airport located in Tonasket, approximately 25 minutes from Wacounda. It features a 3,000-foot paved landing strip suitable for private aircraft. Republic Airport: Located in Republic, about 30 minutes away, this airport caters to private planes and offers convenient access for small aircraft. Spokane International Airport: Approximately 2.5 to 3 hours away, Spokane International Airport is the closest major airport, providing commercial flights and a wide range of services. Wenatchee Pangborn Memorial Airport: About 2.5 hours from Wacounda, this regional airport offers commercial flights and connections to major cities. Local Attractions and Amenities Loomis, WA: Just a few miles away, Loomis is a small town offering a food deli, gas station, and a selection of everyday necessities. With a population of around 100 people, Loomis also has a post office and serves as a convenient stop for basic needs. Recreational Opportunities: The surrounding Okanogan Highlands offer endless recreational activities, including hiking, horseback riding, hunting, fishing, and birdwatching. The area is known for its pristine lakes, abundant wildlife, and scenic landscapes. Shopping and Dining: For more extensive shopping and dining options, the nearby towns of Tonasket, Republic, and Omak provide a variety of choices. These towns offer everything from local eateries and cafes to larger retail stores and specialty shops. Healt...

2 bd

1,856 sqft

lot 1,655,280 sqft

Wauconda

USD 2,505,679

Rio Vista Ranch. State of the art Equestrian facility or Potential Okanogan Winery location in Red Wine Country. Wineries from other regions use grapes from this area to produce award-winning, sun-ripened red wines. Property was originally used for raising Arabian horses . The property lies in the same valley between two distinct AVA'S in Canada and Chelan County, Complete irrigation system installed. The ranch is level in terrain with 1 full and 1 half pivot and wheel lines for the remainder of the irrigated ground. The climate and elevation make the property a perfect vineyard property if not being used for equestrian or other agricultural purposes. For those who like to talk dirt.... The Okanagan Valley was once a huge glacier. The soils are mostly sandy with white clay-silt on top of gravelly glacial sands with limestone, granite and other gravels of ancient volcanic origin. What does that actually mean? Well, if you were to sum them up, wines produced on these soils generally have high aromatic intensity, minerality, and more subtle tannins. The region's location just under the 50th parallel means it has a short growing season. Grapes rapidly develop sweetness during the day but it's cold at night. This is a classic example of diurnal shift and is one of the reasons why Okanagan wines have mouth-zapping acidity. Of course, ripeness levels can still get out of hand; we noticed volatile acidity in some winery programs. As far as winemaking and viticulture goes, the Okanagan is still being figured out. Fortunately, Canada has a history of welcoming winemakers from all over, including places like New Zealand, South Africa, Australia, and France. The outside talent brings perspective and wine quality improves with each vintage. For those moving towards organic and biodynamic wines, this area has good potential. The high winds, lack of phylloxera, and extreme seasons deter a lot of pests. One clever technique commonly employed in Okanagan wine country is picking grapes at multiple points throughout harvest. Then, they're blended together to create a single, more balanced wine. Wines made with this method display both ripe flavors and high natural acidity. This is top of the line Equestrian center with everything in almost new condition . Don't miss one of the largest steel framed free span riding arenas in the area. Free span riding arena 280x 150 Equestrian barn with 1 bed apartment 175x90 Work shop and storage barn 100x40 Okanogan Valley offers an impressive range of outdoor adventure and recreational activities, including Mountain Biking & Cycling; Boating, Sailing & Cruising; Camping & RVing; Canoeing & Kayaking; Hiking & Backpacking; River Rafting & Whitewater Kayaking; Skiing & Snowboarding; Surfing & Windsurfing; and Snowshoeing & cross-country ski touring. But wait, there's more! If your Okanogan vacation is longer, you can also go Horseback Riding, Houseboating, River Boating, Jet Boating and Rock Climbing, or you can take a trip into the wilderness on an Off road 4x4 or ATV Tour. Fishing. here are so many fishable lakes in Okanogan County that even if you managed to try a different one each day of the year, you would have to start young and have a very long life (and maybe a floatplane) to visit them all. Hundreds of pleasant lakes are easily reached and fished with just a vehicle with good ground clearance, a car-top or inflatable boat or float tube, and the right fishing tackle. Explore more than 200 high mountain lakes, 400 lowland lakes, 200 water and wildlife access areas and 300,000 acres of publicly owned land. This is the number one recreational fishing region statewide - that includes warm water fisheries and cold water trout and steelhead fisheries. It also boasts the most popular bass fishing sites in the state. Spectacle Lake is a gorgeous destination, popular for family outing's. It is primarily known for consistently good trout fishing.Expect rainbow of 10 to 12 inches, with good numbers of carryover trout to 15 inches when you try Spectacle. Hunting. Located in the GMU 215 Sinlahekin. This unit is well known for its great Mule Deer hunting and White tail District 6 supports perhaps the largest migratory mule deer herd in the state, and Okanogan County has long been prized by hunters for its mule deer hunting opportunity. The district also supports significant numbers of white-tailed deer, particularly in GMUs 204 and 215. The District 6 deer management objective is for stable to modestly increasing populations within the social tolerance limits for nuisance and damage issues. Okanogan County District 6 Hunting Prospects Guide is available here. Not only deer, black bears have also been seen on this property and Golden Eagles nest among the trees and rocky bluffs year round. Okanogan County boasts high numbers of butterflies and over 200 species of birds and this is due to ideal natural habitats and waterways in your immediate area. Traverse truly unique terrain sculpted by glaciers and volcanic activity with a wide variety of climate conditions such as dry, warm summer days from Southern winds to colder arctic air flowing South from Canada. If you're a hunter who prefers a variety of experiences all in one place you will find every trip to the field memorable. Obtaining a license to hunt is a straight forward process in Washington. There is no minimum or maximum age however, hunters born after 1972 will require a hunting education class and children under 8 are required to take an in-person field skills evaluation for a nominal fee. Those with disabilities can obtain licenses and tags at a reduced rate. Previous Arabian horse equestrian center that has multiple use buildings and irrigation available making it perfect place for a destination winery, vineyard or equine center. The owner went all out when building this facility and is one of Okanogan Valleys premiere equestrian barns no details were over looked you would be hard pressed to find another facility this nice and this well built any were in the County Irrigation includes 2 pivots in addition to wheel lines. Rio Vista was a previous Arabian horse ranch that could have many other uses ranging from a destination vineyard and winery to many other agricultural uses do to it flat topography and all of the water available for irrigation purposes. In Tonasket, the summers are hot and dry, the winters are freezing and snowy, and it is partly cloudy year round. Over the course of the year, the temperature typically varies from22°Fto90°Fand is rarely below8°For above98°F. Based on thetourism score, the best time of year to visit Tonasket for warm-weather activities is fromearly Julytolate August. Tonasket is a small community located along the eastern bank of the Okanogan River in north central Okanogan County, Washington. The City was named in honor of Chief Tonasket of the Okanogan Indians who historically used the present city site for an encampment. State Highway 97, the main north-south highway through central Washington, bisects the city on its way north to the Canadian border approximately twenty miles north. The City, with an elevation of approximately 900 feet above sea level, is bordered on the north by Siwash Creek, and the south by Bonaparte Creek. The present population is estimated to be approximately 995. "The City, which has been the site of a U.S. Post Office since 1901, was platted in 1910 and incorporated in 1927." Tonasket serves as a hub for agricultural and forestry industries in north central Okanogan County. It is home to the Offices of the Tonasket Ranger District of the Okanogan National Forest. The city is also increasingly becoming a convenient jumping off point for visitors coming to the area to enjoy the myriad of opportunities for outdoor recreation in the surrounding areas. Many descendants of pioneer families still reside in Tonasket and the surrounding areas and are interested in preserving and sharing the history of their heritage. Penticton Regional Airport (52.9 miles / 85.2 kilometers) Kelowna International Airport (86.6 miles / 139.3 kilometers) West Kootenay Regional Airport (91.7 miles / 147.5 kilometers) Spokane International Airport (115.6 miles / 186.0 kilometers)5 Minutes to Tonasket, WA 30 minutes to Walmart Supercenter 30 minutes to Omak City 32 minutes to Wenatchee Valley College North 36 minutes to Sinlaheken Wildlife Area 37 minutes to Okanogan Valley Golf Club 38 minutes to Conconully Lake 38 minutes to Lake Osoyoos and Canadian Border 40 minutes to Bannon Mountain Trailhead 44 minutes to Omak Lake 48 minutes to Fourth of July Trailhead 1 hour to Loup Ski Bowl 1 hour 43 minutes to North Cascades Heli Skiing 3 hours 10 minutes to Spokane, WA & GEG International Airport

1 bd

lot 4,965,840 sqft

Tonasket

USD 89,703

Mt Annie Cabin with fantastic views of the Aeneas Valley. Excellent star gazing property, or sit back and enjoy the natural surroundings & watch the deer passing through, hawks and eagles flying overhead. The cabin is wired for a generator and plumed for water. Fully equipped kitchen with a oven, bathroom with a flushing toilet and shower with hot water on demand also included a propane stove to keep it warm. Owner financing available **Scenic Twenty-Acre Haven: Embrace Tranquil Valley Views** Discover the beauty of rural living on this picturesque twenty-acre property, offering stunning vistas of the surrounding valley. Situated amidst rolling terrain, this parcel boasts a serene landscape characterized by lush grasslands and scattered trees, creating an idyllic setting for your dream retreat. **Key Features:** 1. **Breathtaking Views:** Drink in the sweeping vistas of the valley below, where endless skies meet verdant landscapes. Whether you're admiring vibrant sunsets or watching the sunrise over the horizon, every moment offers a feast for the senses. 2. **Rolling Topography:** Explore the gentle contours of the land, where rolling hills and open spaces invite exploration and relaxation. With its varied terrain, this property offers endless possibilities for development and enjoyment. 3. **Grassy Pastures:** Enjoy the beauty of expansive grassy pastures that blanket the landscape, providing ample space for outdoor activities, gardening, or simply basking in the tranquility of nature. 4. **Scattered Trees:** Amidst the open expanse, discover scattered trees dotting the property, offering shade, privacy, and a touch of natural beauty. These trees add character to the landscape while providing habitat for local wildlife. 5. **Endless Potential:** Whether you envision building your dream home, creating a hobby farm, or simply escaping the hustle and bustle of city life, this property offers the perfect canvas for realizing your vision. Escape to the serenity of rural living and embrace the beauty of nature on this twenty-acre parcel with valley views. With its rolling topography, grassy pastures, and scattered trees, this property offers a peaceful retreat where you can truly connect with the land and create lasting memories. 6. **Owner Financing with 1/3 down Cabin main floor is 19' 4" x 11' 6". Carpeted loft is 19' 4" x 11' 6" Includes a metal roofed shed, 12 x 8 feet. **Your Gateway to Outdoor Adventure: Ideal for Hiking, Horseback Riding, and Stargazing** Welcome to your ultimate outdoor sanctuary, where the beauty of nature unfolds at every turn. This property offers an array of recreational opportunities, making it the perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike. **Key Features:** 1. **Prime Location for Hiking and Horseback Riding:** Embark on scenic adventures through picturesque trails and rolling hillsides. Whether you prefer leisurely strolls or exhilarating hikes, this property offers endless opportunities for exploration and discovery. With its expansive terrain and diverse landscapes, it's the perfect playground for hiking and horseback riding enthusiasts. 2. **Stargazer's Paradise:** Escape the city lights and immerse yourself in the mesmerizing beauty of the night sky. Thanks to minimal artificial light obstructions, this property provides an unparalleled opportunity for stargazing. Spend your evenings marveling at the twinkling constellations and shooting stars, creating unforgettable memories under the canopy of stars. 3. **Wildlife Haven:** Encounter the wonders of wildlife as you share the land with horses, cows, and deer. Observe these majestic creatures in their natural habitat, adding a touch of magic to your outdoor adventures. Whether you're a wildlife enthusiast or simply appreciate the beauty of nature, you'll be captivated by the sights and sounds of the surrounding wildlife. 4. **Serene Natural Setting:** Immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature as you explore the expansive landscapes and lush surroundings. from sun-dappled meadows, every corner of this property offers a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Experience the beauty of the great outdoors and create unforgettable moments in this idyllic haven. Whether you're seeking adventure on the trails, gazing at the stars, or simply enjoying the company of wildlife, this property invites you to embrace the magic of nature and embark on your next outdoor adventure. **Experience Perfect Weather Year-Round: Ideal Climate for All Seasons** Embrace the beauty of Mother Nature's finest as you enjoy the perfect climate that graces this property throughout the year. From sunny springs to snowy winters, each season brings its own charm and allure, creating an enchanting environment for outdoor living. **Key Climate Highlights:** 1. **Sunny and Warm Springs:** Welcome the arrival of spring with sunny skies and balmy temperatures, inviting you to bask in the gentle warmth of the season. Witness nature's awakening as vibrant blooms dot the landscape, signaling the start of new beginnings. 2. **Hot Summers:** Dive into the delights of summer with long, sun-filled days and soaring temperatures. Whether you're lounging by the pool or exploring the great outdoors, summer beckons with endless opportunities for adventure and relaxation. 3. **Snowy Winters:** Transform the landscape into a winter wonderland as snow blankets the property, creating a picturesque scene straight out of a storybook. Embrace the magic of the season as you cozy up by the fireplace or venture out for exhilarating snow sports. 4. **Limited Rainfall:** Enjoy the luxury of dry weather, with minimal rainfall throughout the year. With an average of 187 days of sunshine, you'll have ample opportunities to soak up the sun and enjoy outdoor activities to your heart's content. 5. **Crisp Autumn Days:** As fall descends upon the land, experience the beauty of crisp mornings and sunny days that paint the landscape in hues of gold and amber. Savor the tranquility of the season as you witness nature's transition and revel in the beauty of autumnal splendor. With its diverse climate and four distinct seasons, this property offers the perfect backdrop for a life lived in harmony with nature. Whether you're seeking the warmth of summer or the tranquility of winter, each season brings its own unique charm, inviting you to embrace the beauty of the great outdoors year-round. **Rich Heritage and Active Ranching Legacy** Situated on land once part of a sprawling cattle ranch, this property shares a rich heritage with the Aeneas Valley, where tradition and modernity intersect seamlessly. As cattle continue to graze these lands today, a connection to the past remains, preserving the legacy of ranching for future generations to enjoy. **Historic Significance:** 1. **Native American Wintering Camp:** The Aeneas Valley holds a storied past as a historic wintering camp for Native American tribes. Descendants of the indigenous people once roamed these lands, hunting, trapping, and living off the land in harmony with nature. Their presence imbues the valley with a sense of history and cultural significance, honoring the enduring legacy of the region's first inhabitants. 2. **Heritage of Hunting and Trapping:** For generations, the indigenous peoples thrived in the Aeneas Valley, harnessing its resources for sustenance and survival. The land provided abundant opportunities for hunting and trapping, serving as a vital lifeline for the tribes who called it home. Today, echoes of this ancient tradition resonate throughout the valley, reminding us of its enduring importance in the tapestry of history. 3. **Continued Ranching Tradition:** As part of a larger cattle ranch, this property upholds the longstanding tradition of ranching in the Aeneas Valley. With cattle grazing the land to this day, the legacy of ranching lives on, blending the past with the present to create a vibrant and dynamic landscape. Experience the timeless allure of the Aeneas Valley, where echoes of the past mingle with the rhythms of modern life. As you explore this property, you'll discover a connection to the land that transcends generations, honoring the rich heritage and enduring spirit of this storied region. The Closes Town would be Tonasket with most all modern convinces its about 30 to 40 minuets away. Republic is also close by about 45 Minuets. The Aeneas Valley does have a small grocery store with gasoline and propane. They recently built a small restaurant on the same property that is very good. Tonasket has a paved airport and Omak has a bigger airport that can handle large jets Omak is 20 minuets from Tonasket

1 bd

209 sqft

lot 871,200 sqft

Tonasket

USD 2,255,111

5% interest owner terms! 708.98 acres Silver Spur North consists of 37 parcels total with 2 parcels totaling 103.5 acres zoned R1 and fronting on Old Hwy 97 allowing for future development. With development you get access to the Silver Spur amenities which includes access to the lodge, pool, spa, gym, tennis courts, playground and riverfront beach access. There are 3 drilled wells and currently 6 RV sites with plenty of room for expansion. Developer Alert! 5% interest owner terms! Prime 708.98 Acres at Silver Spur North Seize the opportunity to own 708.98 acres of prime land at Silver Spur North, consisting of 35 parcels with incredible development potential. This expansive property includes two parcels totaling 103.5 acres zoned R1 Rural 1, fronting Old Hwy 97, perfect for future development projects. Property Highlights: Development Potential: With R1 Rural 1 zoning, these 103.5 acres are primed for residential development, providing a fantastic investment opportunity. Silver Spur Amenities: Gain access to exclusive Silver Spur amenities, including a lodge, pool, spa, gym, tennis courts, playground, and riverfront beach access. Infrastructure in Place: The property features 3 drilled wells and 6 RV sites, offering ample room for expansion. Additionally, an onsite gravel pit facilitates road building. Year-Round Recreation: Enjoy 300 days of sunshine annually, with proximity to Lone Point Cellars, Loup Loup Ski Bowl, Gamble Sands Golf Course, and numerous lakes and rivers for fishing. Stunning Views: The higher elevations of the property provide breathtaking views, a must-see for anyone looking to develop in a picturesque setting. Don't miss this rare chance to invest in a versatile and scenic property with endless possibilities for development and recreation. Explore the potential of Silver Spur North today! Heave duty Metal Shop 40x100 with concrete floor and power doors open at both ends Developer Alert! Prime 708.98 Acres at Silver Spur North Seize the opportunity to own 708.98 acres of prime land at Silver Spur North, consisting of 35 parcels with incredible development potential. This expansive property includes two parcels totaling 103.5 acres zoned R1 Rural 1, fronting Old Hwy 97, perfect for future development projects. Property Highlights: Development Potential: With R1 Rural 1 zoning, these 103.5 acres are primed for residential development, providing a fantastic investment opportunity. Silver Spur Amenities: Gain access to exclusive Silver Spur amenities, including a lodge, pool, spa, gym, tennis courts, playground, and riverfront beach access. Infrastructure in Place: The property features 3 drilled wells and 6 RV sites, offering ample room for expansion. Additionally, an onsite gravel pit facilitates road building. Year-Round Recreation: Enjoy 300 days of sunshine annually, with proximity to Lone Point Cellars, Loup Loup Ski Bowl, Gamble Sands Golf Course, and numerous lakes and rivers for fishing. Stunning Views: The higher elevations of the property provide breathtaking views, a must-see for anyone looking to develop in a picturesque setting. Don't miss this rare chance to invest in a versatile and scenic property with endless possibilities for development and recreation. Explore the potential of Silver Spur North today! There is approximately 100 + acres of pasture / hay ground There is potential for instant income from renting the six RV spots that have water and power to each of them. There is an opportunity grow some hay or lease out the 100 plus acre hay field that produces some great hay. The hay field was farmed for may years and just needs a little work to get it back in production and producing income. Brewster, WA, experiences a pretty distinct climate with hot, dry summers and cold, snowy winters. Here's a bit more detail: - **Summers:** Expect clear skies with temperatures usually ranging between 70°F to 90°F. It's rare for the mercury to hit 99°F, but it can happen during a heatwave. - **Winters:** It gets quite cold, with temperatures often dropping to around 23°F. The coldest days can see temperatures plummet to about 10°F. Snowfall is common, and the skies are often partly cloudy. - **Year-Round Temperature Range:** The annual temperature swing is from about 23°F to 90°F, providing a significant contrast between the seasons. This variation offers a nice mix for those who enjoy both warm, sunny weather and the crispness of a snowy winter. If you're into outdoor activities like hunting and fishing, Brewster's climate gives you a full range of seasonal experiences. Brewster has an interesting history and a steady, agriculture-based economy: - **Location:** Situated in Okanogan County, Brewster lies at the confluence of the Columbia and Okanogan Rivers, which provides both scenic views and practical benefits for agriculture. - **Origins:** The town was originally called Bruster, named after its founder John W. Bruster, who platted it in 1896. The name was changed to Brewster when the post office opened in 1898. - **Incorporation:** Brewster officially became an incorporated town on April 29, 1910. - **Railway:** The completion of the Great Northern Railway's Oroville-Wenatchee Branch Line in 1914 was a significant development, likely boosting local commerce and connectivity. - **Economy:** The local economy thrives on agriculture, particularly fruit orchards. This has supported gradual population growth, reaching nearly 2,500 residents. The combination of historical charm, agricultural prosperity, and natural beauty makes Brewster a unique and appealing small town in Washington State. Brewster, Washington, is beautifully situated at the meeting point of the Columbia, Okanogan, and Methow Rivers, providing it with a unique and picturesque setting. Here are some highlights: - **Geography:** The town benefits from its location at the confluence of three rivers, which not only offers stunning views but also fertile land for agriculture. - **Scenic Backdrop:** To the west, the snow-capped peaks of the Cascade Range create a breathtaking backdrop, with their foothills rolling down to meet the riverbanks. - **Agriculture:** The dramatic topography, with steep hills descending towards the rivers, creates an ideal microclimate for growing apples and cherries. Orchards thrive in this environment, surrounding the town and contributing to its economy. - **Natural Beauty:** The combination of river confluence, mountainous terrain, and lush orchards makes Brewster a visually striking location with a rich agricultural heritage. This blend of natural beauty and agricultural productivity makes Brewster a special place, perfect for those who appreciate both the outdoors and a strong community tied to the land.

lot 30,840,479 sqft

Brewster

USD 1,197,715

234 Acre feet of transferable adjudicated water rights. Serene Methow Valley Retreat: A Nature Lover's Paradise Nestled within the picturesque Methow Valley, 3 tax parcels 120 acres of wilderness, offering a sanctuary of natural beauty and abundant resources. 3 reliable pivots for alfalfa production , the property efficiently irrigates approximately 60 + acres of alfalfa fields Contiguous to the Sawtooth Wilderness.This property spans over 120 acres, with over 60+ With 234 Acre feet of transferable adjudicated water rights acres devoted to alfalfa production that is irrigated by three pivot systems. The soil on the property is fertile, allowing for up to three cuttings of alfalfa per season, producing approximately 150-200 tons of beautiful green alfalfa. There is also a 5-acre orchard on the property with various fruit trees like apples, prunes, pears, Italian plums, among others. The orchard has been around for a while and needs pruning. Towards the upper part of the property, you'll find a rocky slope with large pine and fir trees, which is contiguous to the Sawtooth Wildlife area. On the western side of the property, there is a sizable barrow pit that could be used for aggregate needs. The property is flat to rolling towards the south, with a couple of benches offering great views of the river. There is also room to expand the alfalfa fields if you desire. There is a home on the property with a renter / caretaker living on site. The home needs repairs. The barn is more of a mechanics shop but has good bones. The Methow Valley is a treasure trove of scenic beauty that stretches from the North Cascades to the Methow and Columbia Rivers. The valley offers a plethora of recreational and cultural opportunities for visitors and locals alike. Here, you'll find some of the world's best cross-country skiing, hiking, and mountain biking trails. You can also indulge in locally grown organic produce, explore galleries, enjoy theater performances, and experience live music concerts. The valley truly has something for everyone. 234 Acre feet of transferable adjudicated water rights With unlimited farming opportunities exist on the property. The abundance of water enables the cultivation of a variety of crops, with the added advantage of long, hot summers and rich soils in the Methow Valley. The land is also stable enough to accommodate cattle or horses, while the timber resources on the property present a useful asset for future undertakings. The property holds the potential for the creation of a truly exceptional farm. 234 Acre feet of transferable adjudicated water rights The Methow Valley is a year-round recreational and cultural destination, with world-renowned cross-country skiing, hiking, and mountain biking trails, organic farms, galleries, theaters, and live music. This property is a perfect place for farming, with an abundance of water, long hot summers, rich soils, and stable ground for livestock. The timber on the property is a valuable resource for future projects. With a true four-season climate, summers are mostly dry, while winters are perfect for snow activities. Spring and fall are the locals' favorite times of year, and you'll love them too! The Methow Valley holds a rich tapestry of human history that stretches back thousands of years, bearing witness to the resilience and ingenuity of its earliest inhabitants. Dating back 8,000 to 10,000 years, indigenous peoples made the Methow Valley their home, living in harmony with the land and its resources. Before the acquisition of horses transformed their way of life, these ancient peoples adapted to the valley's seasonal rhythms with remarkable resourcefulness. During the harsh winter months, they sought shelter in pit houses, ingeniously designed to protect them from the biting cold and swirling snow. These earth-sheltered dwellings provided warmth and security, allowing them to weather the winter storms in relative comfort. As the seasons shifted and spring breathed new life into the valley, these early inhabitants embraced a more nomadic lifestyle. Without the constraints of winter's grip, they could roam the valley freely, following game migrations, foraging for wild plants, and connecting with neighboring tribes. Portable and versatile, teepees became their homes during these warmer months, offering shelter while allowing for mobility and flexibility. The annual cycle of life in the Methow Valley was deeply intertwined with the rhythms of nature, with each season bringing its own set of challenges and opportunities. Through their intimate knowledge of the land and its resources, these ancient peoples thrived in harmony with their surroundings, leaving behind a legacy of resilience and adaptation that echoes through the ages. Today, the Methow Valley stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of those early inhabitants, a place where the echoes of the past mingle with the vibrant pulse of the present, inviting us to reflect on our shared human journey and the timeless connection between people and place. This property is conveniently located on Hwy 153, which leads to Twisp and the old cowboy town of Winthrop. The Pronghorn Regional Airport is 1.5 hours away in Wenatchee, WA. The area also has a few landing strips suitable for smaller private planes.

3 bd

lot 5,227,200 sqft

Carlton

USD 1,251,837

(Owner Financing Now Available)960 Acres already subdivided into 20 acre parcels and bordering State land. Perfect property for hunting, hiking, or trail riding multiple roads throughout the property makes it a fun place for exploring. An abundance of wildlife deer, Elk, and Moose frequent the property. Fantastic views across the valley with numerous places to build a home or cabin. And have access to thousands of acres of DNR land. The 960 acres has already been subdivided into 48 x 20 acre parcels Okanogan County in North-Central Washington State has the best family vacations! Scenic byways, tours, hikes, and family adventures await you in every corner of Okanogan Country: from the Northern Okanogan Region, to the Methow Valley, across the Columbia River Basin, and into the Heart of the Okanogan. An affordable family vacation with endless outdoor adventure awaits you in our breath taking snow-capped North Cascade Mountains and gorgeous winding river basins. Experience a Washington State getaway with horse riding, miniature golf, swimming, fresh wholesome food, blue skies, and starry nights - a vacation that will keep you coming back for more! Okanogan, Washington gets 13 inches of rain, on average, per year.The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Okanogan averages 33 inches of snow per year.The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 192 sunny days per year in Okanogan.The US average is 205 sunny days. Okanogan gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 67 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. Uriah Ward is given credit for settling Riverside in the 1880s. It was and still is located at the mouth of Johnson Creek, south of Janis Bridge and about 7 miles north of Omak on the Okanogan River. Riverside's name came from its location next to the Okanogan River. Riverside is outside OBHS area but was very important to the north area. When steamboat travel started on the river Riverside became the head of navigation and a mayor distribution center especially during high water. Riverside was originally known as "Republic Landing", was platted by James E. Forde in 1902 and officially incorporated December 22, 1913. Located within minutes of the town of Riverside with a small store or Omak is just 20 minutes away with all primary services Walmart, Home Deport, or Mid Valley Hospital. Spokane International airport is 110 miles away Bellingham International airport is 139 miles away Seattle International airport is 149 miles away

lot 41,817,601 sqft

Riverside

USD 8,213,617

2 bd

1,544 sqft

lot 300,476,884 sqft

Oroville

USD 3,307,497

Happy Hill Angus Ranch Beautiful Okanogan Ranch 1371.53 Acres in total. Okanogan's wide-open spaces. The landscape is impressive, with a spring-fed pond and grassy pasture bottoms providing grazing opportunities and wildlife habitat. Stunning 360-degree landscape and mountain views are visible from all sides of the ranch. Excellent big game and upland bird hunting opportunities. Abundant grazing land and an unimaginably picturesque location, 1300+ Acres with rolling hills and areas with big timber Red Fir, Pine and several quaking Aspen groves, dozens of natural springs many flow thru the ranch year around creating lush green belts that have an abundant amount grass's and vegetation for all the critters to eat. Over 200 acres was tilled over the years for alfalfa and other different types of feed for livestock. 1300 + Acres Natural springs 3 developed Barns Lofts Borders Public Lands Dry Grazing Land Feeding Barn Fenced Pasture Hunting Rolling Topography Round Pen Shop Suitable for Livestock or Horses Water Rights Wildlife Views Timber Individual Well Garden Area Great access roads are kept up by the county and plowed thru the winter Rambler style ranch home with 5 bedrooms 2 bathrooms finished basement, deck over looking the fields mature land scaping, fruit trees, The barn is well built with a hay loft. The original old farm house is still standing could be fixed up. There is a shop for working on equipment and plenty of parking. The Okanogan is an recreation paradise there is something to do year around . Summer enjoy the cool mornings and warm sunny afternoons they are perfect for hiking, biking and horseback riding on the many trails though out the ranch. you can visit the many lakes streams and rivers in the area for some great nearby fishing swimming and bird watching with hundreds of lakes in the area you could try a different one every week. Fall is a special time of year the weather is perfect for doing some wine tasting at the local vineyards. If you like to hunt the Okanogan is well known for excellent hunting opportunities. There are many different events and festivals in the surrounding towns to check out. Winter is a great time to do some cross country skiing, snowshoeing, snowmobiling, down hill sledding or try your luck Ice fishing. If you love to fish there are dozens of nearby lakes to pick from. One of my favorite lake is Just minuets from the Ranch you can find Lake Conconnully one of the best fishing lakes in the area. Lake Conconully is 292.60 acres in size. There is a great variety of fish in the lake everything from Rainbow Trout, Brook Trout, Kokanee Largemouth Bass, and Smallmouth Bass. Rainbow are fat and abundant, and are usually taken in limit numbers on the opening weekend of the season and for many weeks after.Rainbow average 10 to 13 inches in Conconully Lake, and a good number of carryovers of 15 inches are taken in the spring.Many anglers are after the kokanee on the lake.The kokanee are often larger than the average rainbow.Trolling with Kokabow blades and spinners will get both the rainbow and the trout.It is also loaded with largemouth bass and it can be lots of fun, especially for youngsters to catch them.Anglers are encouraged to take their limit of bass as they are so abundant.There is a good launch on the north shore of the lake.It is often referred to as the "upper" lake and is a very short distance from the town of Conconully. Hunting Grouse The best forest grouse hunting is found in the northeastern and north-central part of the state. Okanogan County led the way in grouse harvests over the past five years, with hunters taking more than 14,600 grouse a year. Connected to the Ranch on the East side is the Scotch Creek Unit The Scotch Creek Wildlife Area encompasses 23,980 acres and is located in central Okanogan County. and is split into seven management units. It was established in 1991 as a site to support recovery of the region's sharp-tailed grouse population. The wildlife area's lands consist primarily of shrubsteppe habitat, with riparian, conifer, ponderosa pine, and aspen habitat mixed into the landscape as well. A variety of wildlife species are present, including white-tailed deer, mule deer, bighorn sheep, California quail, hawks, woodpeckers and other cavity-nesting birds, and many species of songbirds. By actively managing lands, restoring habitats, and preserving wild places, the department serves as stewards for Washington's natural places, protecting the state's land and water for its human and wildlife populations The Scotch Creek Unit is located 10 miles northwest of Omak and 4 miles southeast of Conconully in Okanogan County. The unit can be accessed from Conconully Road, Happy Hill, Silver Hill, Woodward Road, and the Limebelt Roads.     The ranch has sustained up to 150 head of cattle, with 200 acres tilled and planted in alfa. The owners have used some of the timber growing on the ranch over the years for building structures and fencing on the property. The grass is a mix of fescues and bluegrass. and stays green in the valleys where the natural springs keep it moist all summer. Your cows will love all the forage to fatten them up and there is plenty of shade to keep them cool during the middle of the day. This is a great place to raise live stock the pastures are sectioned off to help keep from over grazing. There is a contant water supply from the natural springs. The pond located at the top of the property that is also fed by fresh spring water has water in it year around and has been used for irrigation in the past. There is plenty of big timber on the Ranch mostly Red Fir, Pine and Quaking Aspens. Property is currently leased to a cattle rancher for grazing purposes this proved some income and the cows eat the grass down to help prevent wildfires fires from spreading and they add fertilizer to the soils. There is also a caretaker that lives on site and rents the home from current owners on a month to month basis.   Climate in Okanogan, Washington Okanogan, Washington gets 13 inches of rain, on average, per year.The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. Okanogan averages 33 inches of snow per year.The US average is 28 inches of snow per year. On average, there are 192 sunny days per year in Okanogan.The US average is 205 sunny days. Okanogan gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 67 days per year. Precipitation is rain, snow, sleet, or hail that falls to the ground. In order for precipitation to be counted you have to get at least .01 inches on the ground to measure. Weather Highlights Summer High:the July high is around 89 degrees Winter Low:the January low is 21 Rain:averages 13 inches of rain a year Snow:averages 33 inches of snow a year Okanogan. This town site was first settled in 1888 and was called Alma. In 1905, the town's name was changed to Pogue, in honor of Dr J. I. Pogue, a frontier orchardist. In 1907, the town voted overwhelmingly to change the name to Okanogan. The town was incorporated October 29, 1907. Incorporated in 1907, the City of Okanogan (an Indian word meaning rendezvous) is adjacent to the Okanogan River innorth-central Washington state, 50 miles south of the Canadian border, 140 miles east of Seattle and 100 miles northwest of Spokane. Okanogan is centrally located in Okanogan County, the largest county in the State of Washington at 5,315 square miles. The Happy Hills Angus Ranch is located 20 minuets from the town of Okanogan WA 25 minuets to Omak WA 2 hours from Wenatchee WA 4 hours to Seattle 1 hour to Osoyoos Canada AIRPORTS 20 minuets to Okanogan Legion Airport. ID S35 25 minuets to Omak Airport. OMK

5 bd

1,596 sqft

lot 59,720,758 sqft

Conconully

USD 4,409,995

Whisky Mountain Ranch: A perfect hunting Ranch, Mule Deer, White Tail, Black Bear, Cougars, and Coyotes. Plus, upland birds and water f.. l Includes a custom-built home, 5 big spring-fed lakes, & mature marketable timber. The Ranch borders public lands and is over 5.5 miles long X 3+ miles wide. The Ranch showcases lush pastures, hidden valleys, and Timberd mountains, & an exclusive 3-acre lake lot on the Beautiful Spectacle Lake with a well**Discover the Boundless Beauty of Whisky Mountain Ranch** Spread across an expansive landscape, Whisky Mountain Ranch encompasses approximately five miles in length and three miles in width, offering a diverse tapestry of terrain and natural wonders. From gravel and sand soils to lush green pastures and towering high mountain timberland, the ranch presents a captivating blend of environments waiting to be explored. **Key Features:** 1. **Spring-Fed Lakes:** The ranch boasts five spring-fed lakes that not only add to its scenic beauty but also ensure the perennial greenery of its pastures year-round. These tranquil bodies of water serve as a picturesque backdrop for outdoor adventures and recreational pursuits. 2. **Spectacle Lake Lot:** A three-acre lot situated on Spectacle Lake provides an ideal location for an additional home or clubhouse, offering unparalleled views and access to the serene waters below. 3. **Fully Fenced and Mature Timber:** With complete fencing and mature timber throughout the property, Whisky Mountain Ranch offers a sense of security and privacy, while the towering trees provide shade and natural beauty. 4. **Mountain Lakes and Gravel Roads:** Five mountain lakes dot the landscape, inviting exploration and relaxation. New gravel roads and an excellent trail system ensure easy access to the ranch's many attractions, while underground power lines maintain the unspoiled vistas. 5. **No Bank Lot on Spectacle Lake:** An additional three-acre lot with no bank on Spectacle Lake provides an exclusive opportunity for waterfront living or recreational activities. 6. **Rich History of Gold Mines:** The ranch's history is intertwined with numerous gold mines, adding to its allure and potential for exploration and discovery. 7. **Tax Parcels and Springs:** With 206 tax parcels and multiple springs scattered throughout the property, Whisky Mountain Ranch offers flexibility and opportunities for development or conservation efforts. 8. **Panoramic Views:** From sweeping views of the valley to majestic mountain vistas, the ranch offers awe-inspiring scenery that captures the essence of the surrounding wilderness. 9. **Endless Recreation:** Whether you're drawn to hunting, fishing, hiking, or simply enjoying the great outdoors, Whisky Mountain Ranch provides endless opportunities for recreation and adventure. In summary, Whisky Mountain Ranch is more than just a piece of land-it's a legacy waiting to be embraced. With its diverse landscapes, abundant water sources, and rich history, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a slice of paradise nestled amidst the natural splendor of the mountains. Welcome home to Whisky Mountain Ranch, where the possibilities are as vast as the horizon. Beautiful Custom built home 1554 sqft with 2 master bedrooms & 2 full bathrooms. Granite counter tops, custom cabinets vaulted ceilings, jetted tub, on demand hot water laundry room, 2 car garage, finished loft above garage 500 gallon underground propane tank Sturdy barn with apartment 1-bed 1 bath Livestock corrals **Introducing Whisky Mountain Ranch: A Wildlife Haven and Recreational Paradise** Nestled amidst the rugged beauty of the Rocky Mountains, Whisky Mountain Ranch stands as a sanctuary for wildlife enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers alike. Renowned for its trophy Mule deer hunting, the ranch's expansive terrain encompasses multiple lakes and high mountain timberland, making it a prime destination within the Rocky Mountain Mule deer migration route. **Wildlife Sanctuary:** Whisky Mountain Ranch is a haven for diverse wildlife species, including Rocky Mountain Elk, Shiras Moose, Whitetail Deer, Black Bear, Cougars, Coyotes, Pheasants, Chukars, Quails, and Wild Turkeys. As the snow begins to fall, majestic Mule deer traverse the ranch, drawn by its strategic location within the migration route. **Year-Round Recreational Opportunities:** With miles of dirt roads and trails meandering throughout the property, Whisky Mountain Ranch offers year-round recreational opportunities for residents and visitors alike. From mountaineering and hiking to camping and hunting, outdoor enthusiasts will find endless avenues for adventure in this pristine wilderness. Whether exploring on foot, mountain bike, or horseback, the ranch invites you to immerse yourself in the beauty of nature's bounty. **Okanogan River Adventures:** The nearby Okanogan River beckons with a myriad of water-based activities, including swimming, jet-boating, river rafting, fishing, and kayaking. Residents and visitors alike find solace and excitement along its scenic shores, where the tranquil flow of water and rugged landscapes converge to create unforgettable experiences. **Abundant Fishing Opportunities:** Surrounding Whisky Mountain Ranch are numerous fishing lakes teeming with stocked fish, inviting anglers of all skill levels to cast their lines and reel in the day's catch. Many of these lakes also welcome boats, offering the perfect setting for a leisurely day on the water surrounded by breathtaking mountain vistas. In summary, Whisky Mountain Ranch offers more than just a piece of land-it provides a gateway to a lifestyle defined by adventure, wildlife encounters, and natural beauty. Whether seeking the thrill of the hunt or the tranquility of river rafting, this remarkable property promises boundless opportunities for exploration and enjoyment in every season. Welcome to Whisky Mountain Ranch, where the wonders of the wilderness await your discovery. Spectacle Lake 1 mile away Wannucut Lake next door Whitestone Lake 1 mile away Palmer Lake 5 miles away Blue Lake 2 miles away Chopaka lake fly fishing only 3 miles away Bowers Lake 5 miles away Okanogan river 2 miles away The Ranch offers prime grazing grounds for cattle, providing abundant bunch grass high in protein, ensuring their health and contentment from spring to fall. With meticulously planned pasture rotations, our cattle enjoy fresh forage while maintaining optimal condition. Nestled amidst the property lies millions of board feet of mature timber, predominantly Red Fir and Pine, offering both aesthetic beauty and potential economic value. The lower pasture, once tilled for crops, holds promise for conversion back to a hay operation, enhancing the ranch's agricultural potential. The property is fully fenced, delineating several distinct pastures for efficient management. A network of watering troughs, complemented by numerous springs and lakes, ensures ample hydration for livestock throughout the ranch. Our strategic layout facilitates easy access for loading and unloading livestock year-round, facilitating smooth operations regardless of the season. At our ranch, agriculture thrives harmoniously with nature, providing a sustainable environment for both livestock and land. The Ranch has transferable mineral rights. There are lots of gold mines to explore The current owners have two cattle lease's with a local cattle rancher that could be continued if you decide to do so. The barn has a one bedroom one bathroom apartment in it that could be renovated and used for a ranch hand or rent it out to Airbnb for extra income. Experience the essence of four distinct seasons at our ranch, where nature's palette transforms with each passing season. From the refreshing coolness of spring to the scorching heat of summer, followed by the crisp embrace of fall, and finally, the serene blanket of snow in winter, our climate offers a diverse array of experiences. Spring welcomes mild temperatures and rejuvenating breezes, setting the stage for new growth and vibrant landscapes. As summer arrives, the air becomes dry and hot, inviting outdoor adventures under the sun. Fall brings a gentle coolness, painting the surroundings with hues of gold and amber as nature prepares for the winter ahead. With the onset of winter, snowfall graces the landscape, transforming it into a winter wonderland. As temperatures drop, the lakes freeze over, offering the perfect opportunity for ice fishing enthusiasts to indulge in their favorite pastime. Our climate typically ranges from a comfortable 22°F to a balmy 90°F, with rare extremes seldom dipping below 8°F or soaring above 98°F. Embrace the beauty of each season as our ranch offers a captivating backdrop for year-round enjoyment and outdoor recreation.   The Okanogan Valley has a rich history dating back thousands of years, serving as a vital camping ground and fishing area for the Southern Okanogan Tribe and other mid-Columbia tribes. Abundant steelhead and salmon runs in the Okanogan River sustained indigenous communities for generations. During the early 1800s, the Okanogan River attracted fur traders and explorers, who recognized its importance in regional trade and exploration. By the turn of the 20th century, as the mining boom subsided, settlers recognized the agricultural potential of the valley's bottomlands. With the promise of irrigation, the Okanogan Valley transformed into prime orchard and farmland. In 1905, the Okanogan Irrigation Project, the state's inaugural U.S. Reclamation Service endeavor, was approved by the U.S. Department of the Interior. Contracts followed in 1906, marking a pivotal moment in the region's agricultural history. Pioneer entrepreneurs seized the opportunity, laying the groundwork for future town sites to support the burgeoning agricultural community they envisioned. The Okanogan Valley's transition from a hub of mining activity to a flourishing agricultural center underscores its resili...

2 bd

1,554 sqft

lot 158,819,765 sqft

Tonasket

USD 818,856

lot 24,829,201 sqft

Riverside

USD 4,004,075

2 bd

lot 141,657,119 sqft

Oroville