North Central & Northeast Washington
Twisp, Washington
Town
Methow Valley town at the river confluence
Twisp sits where the Twisp and Methow rivers meet, a small town with a working farm economy, arts scene and access to the valley's trails.
History & Local Character
Incorporated in 1909, Twisp grew as a ranching and lumber town serving the Methow Valley.
Housing & Real Estate
Ranching-era homes, cabins and rural property.
Restaurants & Shopping
Downtown holds a bakery, brewery and a few restaurants.
Schools & Education
Methow Valley School District serves the town.
Parks & Recreation
The Methow River, Twisp Ponds and the Methow Trails network serve residents.
Transportation & Accessibility
SR 20 runs through Twisp; SR 153 heads south toward Pateros.
Local Businesses
Farms, restaurants, art studios, outfitters and a brewery.
No businesses are listed in Twisp yet. Add your business to be the first.
Nearby Attractions
- Methow Trails
- Twisp River
- Pateros
- North Cascades
Advantages & Considerations
Advantages
- Farm and arts culture
- Trail access
- Small-town community
Considerations
- Very limited housing
- Few jobs outside tourism and farming
Frequently Asked Questions
What is there to do in Twisp?
Twisp is a base for cross-country skiing and mountain biking on the Methow Trails, river floating on the Methow, and the weekly farmers market.