As you drive south from Grand Coulee Dam you'll be taking

history channel documentary 2015 As you drive south from Grand Coulee Dam you'll be taking after the shoreline of Banks Lake. Banks Lake is really a synthetic lake topped with water pumped off from Grand Coulee Dam. Once more, as with the various waterways in North Central Washington there are numerous angling, sculling and outdoors open doors on Banks Lake. Steamboat Rock State Park is a prominent site for campers and water sports fans, enjoy a reprieve and move to the highest point of the stone. At the southern most end of Banks Lake is Coulee City, here you head back west over the earthen Dry Falls dam on your way back to where you began. Only south of the Dry Falls Dam is Dry Falls itself, the remainders of an enormous waterfall bigger than Niagara Falls sits before your eyes and is staggering. Sun Lakes State Park is additionally situated here.

Proceeding back on Highway 2 and traveling west you will drive through the scablands of the Grand Coulee nation until you hit the wheat lands close Waterville. Waterville is the region seat for Douglas County and has a rich cultivating history. Only west of Waterville you dive down Pine Canyon and see the Columbia River once more. Traveling south at Orondo, another little farming group, you will hit the northern end of East Wenatchee and be back close where you started your excursion.

We should expect that you are beginning from the Hotel Charlotte in Groveland only west of Yosemite on Highway 120 since that is the place we began from to give you driving guidelines. We did this as a two night trip and were in no surge, so there was a lot of waiting at fascinating cross-streets. The very beginning was spent investigating southern Yosemite and a portion of the littler stops amongst YNP and Fresno. The following day we did a force drive through the two parks.