20의 오카노간 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

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Personally, one of the best bakeries in the world. Honestly. Hidden gem of hidden gems. Only reviewing this on Komoot to keep it relatively "secret". The salted bagettes are unbelievable. Made tofu banh mis with them and there are no words. Only ever been during the winter. XC ski right up to the bakery. Absolutely best way to start off the day.

Winthrop is known for having all of its buildings built in the style of the Wild West, making it a popular tourist destination. Winthrop is surrounded by more than 170 km of cross-country ski trails in the winter. Other activities available here include mountain climbing, hiking, mountain biking, rafting, horseback riding, hunting and fishing, and golf. To support tourism, the Winthrop Rhythm and Blues Festival, the Methow Valley Chamber Music Festival, and theater performances are organized, and art galleries are open to visitors.

Mazama is the last small trail town on the Pacific Crest Trail before the Canadian border. There is a comparatively well-stocked outfitter, a general store, picnic benches and a bite to eat.

Mazama is the last small trail town on the Pacific Crest Trail before the Canadian border. There is a comparatively well-stocked outfitter, a general store, picnic benches and a bite to eat.

If you want to spend the night or take a break, you will find some really nice campspots along the Middle Fork Pasayten River which is also a great water source.

The Middle Fork Pasayten River flows into the Pasayten River which is a tributary of the Similkameen River. It is a great water source with some amazing campspots along the river.

These old wooden cabins are still used today for firefighters and maintenance troops that clear the nearby trail like the Robinson Creek Trail to Slate Pass and the Pacific Northwest Trail. The buildings could be saved from the Kid Fire in 2022. There is a main cabin, a toilet, horse stables and a water spigot.