OKA

To view an outdoor site, scroll down to view its map and information, or select the name of the site you are interested in from the bar above. Explore each site by panning across its map and selecting a point of interest or trail. Selecting a point of interest will show you its location and selecting a trail will show you its route.. On the map of each site, parking and campground access locations are orange while points of interest, campsites, boat launches, and trails are purple.

The information presented in this map compliments the OKA field guide designed in collaboration between Conservation Northwest and the Foundation for Youth Resiliency and Engagement (FYRE). The purpose of the guide and map is to help young people explore and navigate to accessible outdoor sites near Omak and Okanogan. Young people and staff from FYRE helped select outdoor sites and shared information about what is most interesting and useful to local young people. Outdoor sites include opportunities to hike, camp, paddle, and enjoy nature.

A big thank you to local partners for helping make this map and the OKA field guide possible. Funding was provided from the Icicle Foundation, the North Central Washington Community Foundation, and the Lea Foundation. We would like to specifically thank Justin Haug and John Danielson for photographs used in this story map.