Winthrop Attractions
Winthrop
(pop. 373 (2007), el. 1765') is known for the American
Old West design of all the buildings in town, making it
a popular Washington vacation destination.
Winthrop
is an major cross-country
skiing location, with over 120 miles of groomed trails
that extend toward the nearby town of Mazama. Mazama
is 13 miles (21 km) northwest of Winthrop and about 28 miles
(45 km) from the Canadian border.
Other popular Winthrop activities include rock climbing, hiking, mountain biking, river rafting, horse-back riding, hunting and fishing, golfing, and sight-seeing.
Winthrop events
include the Winthrop Rhythm and Blues Festival, the Methow
Valley Chamber Music Festival, and Christmas at the End of
the Road.
Winthrop is home to the oldest legal saloon in Washington state.
The North Cascades National Park with its pristine forests and stunning views borders to the west.
A smokejumper base is also nearby, located between Winthrop and the nearby town of Twisp.
Winthrop Location Map
Winthrop Area Recreation Map
Lake
and Stream Fishing Information
Winthrop
7-Day Forecast
Dept.
of Transportation Pass Reports
Winthrop Historical Weather Data
Methownet
Cam with views toward the Chewuch,
Goat Peak, Winthrop
Sun Mountain & Freestone
Inn Cams
Loup
Loup Ski Area Cams
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