It’s no secret that Washingtonians are incredibly lucky to have so many wonderful places to visit. From our quaint coastal towns to our Bavarian village, Leavenworth, there’s no shortage of options for a great getaway. But today we’d like to draw your attention to a charming place that often gets overlooked. It’s our north central gold rush town, Republic, and you should really check it out.
Republic was founded during the gold rush of the late 1800s and early 1900s.
Jimmy Emerson, DVM / Flickr You’ll find it in Ferry County, nestled on a hillside overlooking the San Poil River Valley. Its northern border is British Columbia, and it is about 120 miles from Spokane.
Republic isn’t a big place—only around 1,100 people call it home—but the locals are friendly and welcoming.
Jasperdo / Flickr The main thoroughfare, Clark Avenue, has no traffic lights.
This quiet community may be small, but that doesn’t mean it’s lacking in charm.
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You’ll find several excellent restaurants and bars in Republic as well as an award-winning brewery.
Scott K / Yelp The Republic Brewing Company is definitely worth a visit.
Don’t miss a trip to the beautiful Curlew Lake State Park.
TripAdvisor You’ll be surrounded by mountains, trees and the freshest air.
Spend a weekend in Republic and you’re sure to leave feeling refreshed and renewed.
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Jimmy Emerson, DVM / Flickr
You’ll find it in Ferry County, nestled on a hillside overlooking the San Poil River Valley. Its northern border is British Columbia, and it is about 120 miles from Spokane.
Jasperdo / Flickr
The main thoroughfare, Clark Avenue, has no traffic lights.
Wikipedia
Scott K / Yelp
The Republic Brewing Company is definitely worth a visit.
TripAdvisor
You’ll be surrounded by mountains, trees and the freshest air.
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