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Newport RD
Truly the foothills of the Rocky Mountains, the Newport-Sullivan Lake Ranger Districts are found in the most northeastern portion of Washington State with Canada as their northern boundary. Reaching from the Three Rivers Ranger District Boundary, it encompasses two of the highest peaks in eastern Washington. Abercrombie, the second highest is found west of the Pend Oreille Valley. After crossing the Pend Oreille Valley the Districts then climb to the highest peak in eastern Washington, Salmo Peak, found in the Salmo-Priest Wilderness Following the ridge south, rather than the State line, the District goes all the way down to the city of Newport.
The Newport-Sullivan Lake Ranger District prides itself its outdoor opportunities. The southern portion is frequented by off highway vehicles, while the north is visited more by those who enjoy mountain biking, hiking, and water recreation. Home to the largest mammals in the state, the Newport-Sullivan Ranger Districts are the home to Grizzly bears, Black bears, cougars, bobcats, moose, elk, wolves, and mountain sheep.
General Information
Directions:315 North Warren Newport, WA 99156
Activities
Mountain Biking
Areas for Mountain Biking at Newport RD
Campground Camping
Areas for Campground Camping at Newport RD
- Batey-Bould Trailhead
- Browns Lake
- Browns Lake Campground
- Cooks Lake
- Mystic Lake
- No Name Lake
- Panhandle Campground
- Pioneer Park Campground
- South Skookum Lake
- South Skookum Lake Campground
RV Camping
Areas for RV Camping at Newport RD
- Batey-Bould Trailhead
- Browns Lake Campground
- Panhandle Campground
- Pioneer Park Campground
- South Skookum Lake Campground
Group Camping
Dispersed Camping
Lake and Pond Fishing
Areas for Lake and Pond Fishing at Newport RD
- Bead Lake
- Bead Lake Boat Launch
- Browns Lake
- Browns Lake #320
- Browns Lake Campground
- Conger Lake
- Conger Pond
- Cooks Lake
- Half Moon Lake
- Marshall Lake
- Mystic Lake
- No Name Lake
- Parker Lake
- South Skookum Lake
- South Skookum Lake Campground
- Sportsman's Pond
River and Stream Fishing
Areas for River and Stream Fishing at Newport RD
Ice Fishing
Areas for Ice Fishing at Newport RD
Day Hiking
Areas for Day Hiking at Newport RD
- 49° North Mountain Resort
- Bead Lake
- Bead Lake #127
- Browns Lake
- Browns Lake #320
- Geophysical Trailhead
- Lower Wolf Trailhead
- Lower Wolf #304
- Lower Wolf #305
- Pioneer Park Campground
- Pioneer Park Heritage #321
- South Skookum Lake
- South Skookum #138
- South Skookum Lake Campground
- Upper Wolf Trailhead
- Upper Wolf System
Backpacking
Areas for Backpacking at Newport RD
Horse Camping
Horse Riding
Areas for Horse Riding at Newport RD
Viewing Plants
Areas for Viewing Plants at Newport RD
Interpretive Areas
Areas for Interpretive Areas at Newport RD
Picnicking
Areas for Picnicking at Newport RD
Scenic Driving
Boating - Motorized
Areas for Boating - Motorized at Newport RD
- Bead Lake
- Bead Lake Boat Launch
- Marshall Lake
- Panhandle Campground
- Pioneer Park Campground
- South Skookum Lake Campground
Boating - Non-Motorized
Areas for Boating - Non-Motorized at Newport RD
- Bead Lake
- Bead Lake Boat Launch
- Browns Lake
- Browns Lake Campground
- Cooks Lake
- Half Moon Lake
- Marshall Lake
- Mystic Lake
- Panhandle Campground
- Parker Lake
- Pioneer Park Campground
- South Skookum Lake Campground
- Sportsman's Pond
Swimming
Areas for Swimming at Newport RD
- Browns Lake
- Browns Lake Campground
- Panhandle Campground
- Pioneer Park Campground
- South Skookum Lake Campground
Tubing
Areas for Tubing at Newport RD
Waterskiing
Areas for Waterskiing at Newport RD
Skiing/Snowboarding
Areas for Skiing/Snowboarding at Newport RD
XC Skiing/Snowshoeing
Areas for XC Skiing/Snowshoeing at Newport RD
Snowmobiling
Areas for Snowmobiling at Newport RD