US Highway-2 in Washington State - from Wenatchee east

US Highway-2 continues west from here. The portion from Wenatchee to Everett is part of the North Cascade Scenic Byway Loop. For more information on the loop se our

North Cascades Loop page.

For information on US Highway-2 west of here visit our

US Highway-2 page.

This page displays US Highway-2 from Wenatchee east to the Washington / Idaho State Line.

The listing below goes from west (Wenatchee) east to Idaho.

Wenatchee is the south portal into our Okanogan Scenic Byways Loop

MP 118

2 mi. to

The highway from mile post 104 to milepost 127 is both US-97 and US-2

Exit to Wenatchee Avenue – City of Wenatchee

Main Entrance to Wenatchee

MP 120

Junction with US-97A. US-97A continues north up the west bank of the Columbia River

US-97A

Exit here to continue on the North Cascades Scenic Byway Loop if you want to go up the west bank of the Columbia River.

MP 120.25

2 mi. to

Bridge over the Columbia River

MP 122

12 mi. to

Junction – US-97 / US-2 / WA-28

US-97 and US-2 continue to the north (left) up the east bank of the Columbia River

WA-28 continues to the south (right) into the City of East Wenatchee. Downtown East Wenatchee is 5 mi. to the southeast down the east bank of the Columbia River.

MP 134

12 mi. to

Orondo – A small village on the east bank of the Columbia River

Junction – US-97 / US-2

US-97 continues north (straight) up the east bank of the Columbia River

US-2 turns right and leaves the Columbia River headed east to Waterville

MP 144

4 mi. to

Waterville – Waterville is the County Seat of Douglas County – Waterville has a population of over 1000 and an elevation of 2,622 feet above sea level.

MP 148

9 mi. to

Small Village of Douglas

MP 157

20 mi. to

Junction with WA-172 north to Withrow

MP 177

3 mi. to

Small Village of Baird

MP 180

1 mi. to

Junction with WA-17 north 38 mi. to Bridgeport and Chief Joseph Dam

Bridgeport is on the east bank of the Columbia River just west of Chief Joseph Dam, It has a population of over 2,000 and an elevation of 829 feet above sea level. Chief Joseph Dam is second only to Grand Coulee Dam in generating power. It is 236’ high and over 1 mi. long. It has a great visitor’s center.

Bridgeport State Park is located on the west side of the river by the dam.

Visit Bridgeport State Park's web site.

MP 181

2 mi. to

Junction with WA-17 south 23 mi. to Soap Lake

Sun Lakes State Park, 2 mi. south of Junction on WA-17. This camping park has 152 standard sites, 39 utility sites, an RV dump station. It is over 4,000 acres with 73,640 feet of freshwater shoreline at the food of Dry Falls.

Sun Lakes State Park website.

MP 183

2 mi. to

Coulee City – Population around 600 and an elevation of 1584 feet above sea level.

- Dry Falls Dam

MP 185

8 mi. to

Junction with WA-155 north 26 mi. to Grand Coulee Dam

MP 193

9 mi to

Small Village of Heartline

MP 202

5 mi. to

Small Village of Almira

MP 207

6 mi. to

Small Village of Govam

MP 213

9 mi. to

Small Village of Wilber

Junction -

WA 174 north 19 mi. to Grand Coulee Dam

WA-21 south 36 mi. to Odessa and 19 mi. further is I-90 Exit 206 which is 14 mi. west of Ritzville.

MP 222

14 mi. to

Small village of Creston

MP 236

6 mil to

Rest Area

MP 242

10 mi. to

Davenport – population of over 1,700 and an elevation of 2,430 feet above sea level. Davenport is the county seat of Lincoln County.

Lincoln County Historical Museum – Seventh & Park Streets. Extensive Spokane Indian artifacts, photographs, historic farm equipment, and pioneer displays.

MP 252

3 mi. to

Junction with WA-231 south 28 mi. to I-90 Exit 245 and Sprague

MP 255

8 mi. to

Small village of Reardan

Junction

WA-231 north 14 mi. to the Village of Long Lake and Long Lake Dam

MP 263

3 mi. to

Town of Deep Creek

MP 266

6 mi. to

Fairchild Air Force Base

MP 272

2 mi. to

Spokane International Airport

You enter the City of Spokane in this area.

MP 274

4 mi. to

Interstate-90 Exit 277 eastbound to Spokane

- From here east to I-90 Exit 281 US Highway-2 joins with I-90

MP 278

5.9 mi. to

I-90 Exit 281 – US Highway-2 Exits I-90 here and heads north

US-2 and US-395 share the roadway north of here for 5.9 mi. before US-2 branches off to the right (east).

MP 284

8 mi. to

Junction US-2 and US-395

- US-2 exits to the east to Newport. It is 42 mi. to Newport

- US-395 goes straight

MP 292

4 mi. to

Colbert

MP 296

6 mi. to

Chattaroy

MP 602

11 mi. to

Milan

MP 313

6 mi. to

Junction with WA-211 north 15 mi. to Usk

MP 319

7 mi. to

Small Village of Diamond Lake

MP 326

Newport – County Seat for Pend Oreille County

Washington / Idaho State Line

Pend Oreille County

http://www.co.pend-oreille.wa.us/

Our Okanagon Scenic Byways Loop continues southward from Newport on US-2

If you have just come across WA-20 on our loop, go up on this page to continue on the loop toward Wenatchee on the southern leg of the loop.

If you have come over US-2, our Okanagon Scenic Byways Loop continues northward on WA-20 from Newport across the northern leg of the Byway to Twisp.

State Highway-20 westbound

US Highway-2 continues east from here. Our page currently exits US-2 at Sand Point and goes onto ID-200 the Pend Oreille Scenic Byway on its way to Missoula.

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