The Coulee Corridor National Scenic Byway showcases history, culture, recreational opportunities, geology, water resources, wildlife, agriculture, and landscapes on over 150 miles between Othello and Omak.  Additionally, a number of loop and spur routes are included which cover tours through Connell, Warden, the Columbia National Wildlife Refuge, Ephrata, Wilson Creek, Almira and Hartline.

Other loops and spurs are included. These areas are east of Connell and cover Palouse Falls, Kahlotus, Washtucna, Benge, and Lind.   

The Lake Lenore Caves and Lakeside Discovery Trails are two hikes in the Lower Grand Coulee that show off the splendor of the basalt lava and the channeled scablands. Imagine what Native Americans would have seen looking out from the inside of the Lake Lenore Caves at the landscapes around them. Other hikes in the Lower Grand Coulee are along the edges of Park Lake and Deep Lake.  The Stage Coach trail (also known as the Caribou Trail) ascends the ridge above Deep Lake.