The Okanogan Unit is partially owned by the Douglas County PUD and includes about 100 acres of shrubsteppe, wetland and riparian habitat. It is located about one mile north of the Columbia River. Its wetland and the adjacent Okanogan River provide habitat for waterfowl and other water birds. Upland game birds occurring on the unit include ring-necked pheasant, California quail and grey partridge.
Viewing Opportunities
Birds
Birds of Prey
Eagles
Songbirds
Upland Birds
Waterfowl
Mammals
Small Mammals
Other
Butterflies
Reptiles/Amphibians
Wildflowers
How to Get Here
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Map and Driving Directions
Access Site #1
Driving Directions From Highway 97 at the Okanogan River Bridge located at the mouth of the Okanogan, turn north on the old Monse Road (East of the Okanogan River). Proceed about 1 mile. The Unit is located between the road and the Okanogan River.
Parking/Restroom Information None.
A Discover Pass or WDFW Vehicle Access Pass
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The Okanogan Unit is partially owned by the Douglas County PUD and includes about 100 acres of shrubsteppe, wetland and riparian habitat. It is located about one mile north of the Columbia River. Its wetland and the adjacent Okanogan River provide habitat for waterfowl and other water birds. Upland game birds occurring on the unit include ring-necked pheasant, California quail and grey partridge.
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