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Cassimer Bar Natural Area

North Cascades > Methow/Sawtooth
48.0698, -119.7015 Map & Directions
Length
1.0 miles, roundtrip
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  • Wildlife

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A quiet natural area near Brewster that offers wildlife viewing and beautiful views of Okanogan County Continue reading

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Hiking Cassimer Bar Natural Area

Visitors to Cassimer Bar Natural Area can expect to see cormorants, turkey vultures, osprey and myriad other birds in this lush area. 

In addition to birds, the rolling hills of the Okanogan and the confluence of the mighty Columbia River and Okanogan River provide a beautiful backdrop for a short, flat walk. Viewpoints edge the walkway, where visitors may also spot beavers and river otters, along with other waterfowl like loons and pelicans. 

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Cassimer Bar Natural Area

Map & Directions

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Co-ordinates: 48.0698, -119.7015 Open in Google Maps

Before You Go

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Getting There

Cassimer Bar Wildlife area, managed by Douglas County PUD, is located east of Brewster on the south side of the Columbia River. The area can be accessed from Highway 97. WDFW's Wells Wildlife Area is also right nearby.

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North Cascades > Methow/Sawtooth

Douglas County PUD

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