Deer Park: US 395 at MP 188.1: Loon Lake Summit (8)
Loon Lake Summit straddles a ridge along US Route 395 in northeastern Washington, and its position has made it a road crossing between the Spokane area and communities farther north. The summit lies near Loon Lake, amid the rolling, forested uplands of Stevens County rather than Washington’s coastal lowlands. US 395 is the main north–south highway through this part of the county, continuing toward Chewelah and the Colville region while connecting southbound traffic with Spokane. Deer Park lies to the southeast, and the wider area is defined by conifer woodland, open roadside slopes and dispersed rural settlement. It is an inland travel landscape shaped by long-distance road links and recreation around local lakes and forests.
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Deer Park is best known within Washington for Deer Park Airport, a city-owned general-aviation field north of Spokane. Set on the Spokane Plateau, the city occupies open country where farmland, grassland and conifer forest meet, while the Selkirk Mountains rise farther north. Deer Park developed around the railroad and local agriculture, and its downtown continues to serve communities across northern Spokane County. US Route 395 links the town directly with Spokane and the wider inland Northwest. View additional webcams nearby to better understand how Deer Park and the Spokane Plateau relate to their surroundings.
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