North Central & Northeast Washington
Omak, Washington
City
Okanogan Valley city known for its stampede
Omak is the largest city in Okanogan County, an orchard and ranching town on the Okanogan River known for the Omak Stampede and Suicide Race.
History & Local Character
Incorporated in 1907, Omak grew as a rail and orchard shipping town on the Okanogan River.
Housing & Real Estate
Older homes, orchard worker housing and newer subdivisions.
Restaurants & Shopping
Downtown holds cafes, a bakery and family restaurants.
Schools & Education
Omak School District serves the city.
Parks & Recreation
Omak's city park, Omak Lake and the Okanogan River provide recreation.
Transportation & Accessibility
US 97 runs through Omak, linking to the Canadian border and Wenatchee.
Local Businesses
Orchards, ranching suppliers, restaurants, healthcare and tourism businesses.
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Nearby Attractions
- Omak Stampede
- Omak Lake
- Okanogan Valley orchards
- Okanogan Highlands
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Affordable housing
- Orchard and ranch employment
- Access to the highlands
Considerations
- Remote location
- Limited shopping
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Omak Stampede?
The Omak Stampede is an annual rodeo held each August, famous for its Suicide Race down a steep hill into the Okanogan River.