Omak

Built around a railway stop beside the Okanogan River, Omak grew into the principal commercial centre of north-central Washington’s Okanogan Valley. The city stands where Omak Creek meets the river, in dry inland country east of the Cascade Range rather than along Washington’s rainy coast. Omak is closely associated with the annual Omak Stampede, a rodeo event that includes the demanding Suicide Race down a steep riverbank and across the Okanogan. Nearby Omak Lake, on the Colville Reservation, is another defining feature of the area. Browse additional webcams nearby to better understand how Omak and the Okanogan Valley relate to their surroundings.

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