Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area - Coulee Dam National And State Park

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• ... River has drawn people to its waters for over 9,000 years. Historically the rich fishery of the river was used for survival and prosperity. Today Lake Roosevelts visitors continue to enjoy the rivers recreational offerings of fishing, ... more on Nps.gov

Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area, located in the northeast corner of Washington State, offers a wide variety of recreational opportunities in a diverse natural setting. Contained within three distinct geological zones that were sculpted by the Ice Age floods the park contains the record of more than 9000 years of continuous human occupation. Car From Coulee Dam, Lake Roosevelt stretches 130 miles north to Onion Creek. Bordered by 312 miles of publicly owned shoreline there are 22 different NPS boat launches from which you can access the lake and 28 different campgrounds. To Kettle Falls in the northern district from Spokane: 90 miles northwest on Highway 395; from Grand Forks, B.C. 49 miles southeast on Highway 395; from Rossland, B.C. 49 miles southwest on State Road 25. To Coulee Dam in the southern district from Spokane: 90 miles west on Highway 2. State Road 25 follows along the eastern lakeshore connecting the north district to the south via Fort Spokane and Porcupine Bay.