Mazama, Washington

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Mazama, Washington is a small unincorporated community in the Methow Valley of north-central Washington, known as a gateway to outdoor recreation in the North Cascades.

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Mazama, Washington canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf unincorporated community
administrativeAuthority Okanogan County government
climate cold snowy winters
continental climate
warm dry summers
country United States
countySeatOfCounty none (not a county seat)
economicActivity outdoor recreation services
tourism
elevation approximately 2100 feet
GNISFeatureID 1523034
hasFeature Methow Trails Nordic ski network nearby
access to Pacific Crest Trail nearby
campgrounds nearby
lodges and cabins
small commercial center
trailheads for North Cascades hikes
incorporationStatus unincorporated
knownFor Nordic skiing
access to North Cascades National Park region
backpacking
cross-country skiing
hiking
mountain biking
mountaineering access
outdoor recreation
rock climbing
scenic landscapes
snowshoeing
trail running
locatedIn Methow Valley
Okanogan County, Washington
north-central Washington
locatedNear Goat Wall
Liberty Bell Mountain region
Methow River
locatedOn North Cascades Highway
State Route 20
near Twisp, Washington
Winthrop, Washington
partOf Methow Valley communities
linked to: Methow Valley

Okanogan County
populationCharacteristic seasonal tourism influx
small permanent population
postalCode 98833
region North Cascades
role gateway to outdoor recreation in the North Cascades
state Washington
timeZone Pacific Time Zone
transportation served by State Route 20

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Methow Valley hasSettlement Mazama, Washington
Methow River flowsNear Mazama, Washington
Pasayten Wilderness accessFrom Mazama, Washington