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88 www.ScenicWA.com By-Lights Stonerose Fossil Interpretive Center White Mountain Interpretive Center Larch forest on Sherman Pass Camp Growden CCC Camp Log Flume Heritage Site St. Pauls Mission in Kettle Falls The 35-mile Sherman Pass Scenic Byway begins in the town of Republic on SR-20 and runs east across Sherman PassWashingtons highest maintained pass at 5575 feetthrough the Colville National Forest and to the town of Kettle Falls. Republic Come and dig it Downtown Republic is an authentic remnant of a gold-mining boomtown. Take a walking tour past murals and photographs depicting the areas rich gold-mining history. Grazing deer often parade through the middle of town at sunset. A family favorite located in the heart of town is the Stonerose Interpretive Center where visitors can participate in a public dig of a fossil bed. An inexpensive admission free for kids 4 and under provides an opportunity to dig up ancient plant insects and occasional fish fossils. The Sherman Pass Overlook Heading east from Republic toward Kettle Falls on SR-20 you will cross Sherman Pass 5575 feet. Take the pullout at the White Mountain Sherman Overlook to walk the easy quarter-mile paved trail with interpretative signs detailing the devastating fires of 1929 and 1988. Ghostly gray tree snags still stand remnants of the massive fires. Historic log flume and CCC camp There are interpretative trails all along the route so plan some time to linger. These areas include an old log flume site with an easy paved quarter-mile trail and CCC Camp Growden where hundreds of young men were able to find work during the Great Depression in FDRs Civilian Conservation Corps. Golden larch trees on Sherman Pass. John Marshall Top right Historic log flume site. Bottom right Digging for fossils at Stonerose Interpretive Center. Marcus Yearout. Sherman Pass Scenic Byway SCENIC BYWAY 23