Standing over 500 Feet Tall and more than a Mile Long, Steam Boat Rock has
been used as a Reference Point by travelers through the Grand Coulee for
centuries.The Creation of Banks Lake as a reservoir for delivering irrigation water to the Columbia Basin Area Now Surrounds Steamboat Rock from all Sides.
A Hiking Trail at the South East End of Steam Boat allows access to the top of the Rock.
Steamboat Rock State Park at the base of the Rock, provides Camping facilities, Summer Concessions, a Boat Launch and a Sandy Swim Beach.
How to get there :
Drive South on State Hwy 155 from Grand Coulee Dam
12 Miles ( Mile Post 14 )
Turn Right and follow road to the Entrance of the Park.
Overnight Camping Fees Do Apply. See Lodging page for more information.