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River and valley views the perfect getaway property with multiple areas to build. Close to Wannacut and Blue Lake, good road going through property. Lots of wildlife: deer, turkeys, black bear, an occasional elk and moose to name a few. Dozens of nearby lakes, full of trout and bass. Close to thousands of acres of State Public Lands, a recreational paradise for affordable price. The power is over half a mile away, solar would be the best option. Ga20 Acres with multiple building sites Recreational Opportunities in Oroville, WA 1. Outdoor Adventures: Hiking and Biking: The Okanogan Highlands and surrounding areas offer a variety of trails for all skill levels, providing opportunities to explore scenic landscapes, forests, and wildlife. Fishing: With several lakes and rivers nearby, including Lake Osoyoos, Similkameen River, and Palmer Lake, anglers can enjoy year-round fishing for species such as trout, bass, and kokanee. Boating and Water Sports: Lake Osoyoos, spanning the U.S.-Canada border, is perfect for boating, kayaking, paddleboarding, and jet skiing. The lake also has designated swimming areas and picnic spots. Hunting: The region is known for its abundant wildlife, making it a prime location for hunting deer, elk, bear, and small game during designated seasons. 2. Winter Activities: Skiing and Snowboarding: Nearby Loup Loup Ski Bowl offers downhill skiing and snowboarding. The resort provides trails for all skill levels and a cozy lodge. Snowshoeing and Cross-Country Skiing: The Okanogan Highlands and Methow Valley provide numerous trails for snowshoeing and cross-country skiing, offering stunning winter scenery. Ice Fishing: Local lakes such as Palmer Lake freeze over in winter, providing opportunities for ice fishing enthusiasts. 3. Water Activities: Swimming and Beach Activities: Lake Osoyoos State Park offers sandy beaches, swimming areas, and picnic facilities, making it a perfect spot for family outings. Jet Boating and River Rafting: The Okanogan and Similkameen Rivers offer thrilling experiences for jet boating and river rafting enthusiasts. 4. Wildlife Viewing and Bird Watching: Wildlife Refuges: The nearby Sinlahekin Wildlife Area and Scotch Creek Wildlife Area provide excellent opportunities to observe diverse wildlife, including migratory birds, deer, and other native species. Bird Watching: The region is a haven for bird watchers, with numerous species to observe throughout the year, especially during migration seasons. 5. Cultural and Historical Activities: Oroville Depot Museum: Explore the history of Oroville and the surrounding area through exhibits on early settlers, the railroad, and local artifacts. Old Molson Ghost Town: Just a short drive from Oroville, Old Molson offers a fascinating glimpse into the past with preserved buildings and artifacts from the early 1900s. 6. Golfing: Oroville Golf Club: This 9-hole golf course offers a relaxing environment with beautiful views of the surrounding mountains and valleys. 7. Wine Tasting: Local Wineries: Oroville and the surrounding area are home to several wineries, including those along the Okanogan Wine Country trail, offering tastings and tours. 8. Events and Festivals: Oroville May Festival: An annual event featuring a parade, live music, food vendors, and various family-friendly activities. Okanogan County Fair: Held in nearby Okanogan, this fair includes livestock shows, rodeo events, carnival rides, and local crafts. 9. ATV and Off-Roading: Off-Road Trails: The region has numerous trails suitable for ATVs and off-roading, offering a fun and adventurous way to explore the rugged terrain. 10. Camping: Campgrounds: There are several campgrounds in the area, including those at Lake Osoyoos State Park and surrounding national forests, providing facilities for tent camping, RVs, and cabins. Oroville, WA, offers a diverse range of recreational activities, making it a great destination for outdoor enthusiasts, nature lovers, and those seeking cultural and his

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Listed by: Bryon Clarke