Home Washington's Methow Valley is like no other place on earth. There, where granite peaks meet rolling sage, the sky really does seem bigger.
Streams still run clear and cold.
Eagles soar, ruffed grouse drum, and all that defines the Great American West lives on. At the heart of the picture-perfect valley rests Chicamun Springs Ranch. The springs that give the ranch its name lured the first homesteaders there. As they have since before the turn of the century, those same springs provide water to nourish fields of grain. The grain, in turn, sustains thriving populations of pheasants, chukar and quail.