Supporting business development, expansion and recruitment. We work with local businesses, communities, and other organizations in Ferry, Pend Oreille, and Stevens counties to help develop a stable and diverse economy. Organized in 1969, the Colville-based Tri-County Economic Development District (TEDD) oversees the region’s business assistance and development efforts. TEDD is committed to serving small businesses …

Make Newport and the Visitor Welcome Center your first stop when starting your Loop drive from Spokane. Loaded with brochures and information on Newport and the surrounding area. Look for the “Big Wheel” as you enter town, we’re right next door.

The City of Newport, with a population of 2150, is located on the Washington/Idaho border just west of the Pend Oreille River. With a comfortable elevation of 2,160 feet, Newport is a city that provides a unique experience of four distinct seasons. We are less than an hour’s drive north of Spokane, which has an …

Ruby Creek Resort is scenically located at the confluence of the Pend Oreille River and Ruby Creek in Cusick, Washington. This boutique resort provides adventurous families, outdoor enthusiasts, and weary travelers with short term rental experiences complete with waterfront RV campsites and bunkhouse rentals. With nearly 1,000 feet of water frontage and easy access to …

Discover Colville’s Good Nature! Take a scenic drive through beautiful rural mountains, enjoy lakes, rivers and trails. Follow our artist and museum trails. Spend a night or two! Discover our good nature, explore our interesting history, experience our theater and arts, and enjoy our great shopping. Come to visit us and enjoy our small town …

Tiger Historical Center/Museum: The historic (1912) Tiger Store, museum, gift shop, blacksmith reproduction display and rest stop, is the Visitor Information Center for the North Pend Oreille Scenic Byway and the surrounding area. In 1986 the Tiger Historical Center was formed. From 1986 to 1996 the Center ran a museum that drew visitors from all …

The Cutter Theatre, designed by Kirtland Cutter who also designed Spokane’s Davenport Hotel, is open for guided tours during business hours which are Monday, Wednesday and Friday 9am-4pm. The 1912 school-turned performing arts theatre, rural schools museum, art gallery, library branch (& so much more) did turn 100 in 2012.  What a priceless treasure was …

Little Pend Oreille National Wildlife Refuge provides habitat for 206 species of birds, 58 mammal, 8 reptile, and 6 amphibian species on 40,200 acres of mountainous, mixed conifer forest. Recreational opportunities include wildlife viewing, birding, photography, bicycling, camping, hunting and fishing. Enjoy our new 11 mile auto tour route, open mid April through the end …

The mission of the Spokane Regional Convention and Visitors Bureau is to effectively market Spokane as a desirable convention and visitor destination, creating positive economic growth for Spokane. Check our web site for detailed information on the Spokane area, including attractions, calendar of events, etc. The SRCVB also maintains a Visitor Information Center at 201 …

Visit our beautiful corner of Northeast Washington to discover all that we have to offer.   We welcome you to the friendly towns of Metaline Falls, Metaline (only 3 miles south of Metaline Falls) and Ione full of small town charm and fantastic outdoor paradise.