Grizzly Mountain serves the Mazama, Edelweiss and the Western edge of Winthrop
Coverage depicted in the orange area is approximate
If you are having reception issues and need help, please contact our technician.
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Grizzly Mountain serves the Upper Methow Valley from the Wolf Creek area to Lost River.
- 2.1 KREM (CBS, SD)
- 4.1 KXLY (ABC, SD)
- 6.1 KHQ (NBC, SD)
- 7.1 KSPS (PBS, HD
- 7.2 KSPS World (PBS, SD)
- 7.3 KSPS Create (PBS, SD)
- 7.4 KSPS Kids (PBS, SD)
- 28.1 KAYU (FOX, HD)
- 28.2 This TV (KAYU subchannel, SD)
Grizzly Mountain Antenna Recommendations:
The Grizzly channels are transmitted in the UHF frequency range, so your antenna must include UHF capability. Antennas should be mounted as high as possible. Take into consideration possible damage from snow.
- If you are within a couple of miles AND have line-of-sight to the transmitter location above the Weeman Bridge:
- Channel Master Stealthtenna (Amazon.com)
- If you’re farther out we recommend:
- GE Pro Outdoor TV Antenna model 29884 (Amazon.com)
- This antenna requires some assembly, so check this video: GE Pro Assembly Video
- Farther out:
- Channel Master ULTRAtenna model CM-4221HD (Amazon.com)
- Farthest out:
- Channel Master EXTREMEtenna model CM-4228HD (Amazon.com)
Do I need a signal “booster”?
We recommend an outdoor amplifier (aka booster) for most subscribers unless you are very close to a transmitter site and have an unobstructed view (line-of-sight).
If you are having reception issues, go to our troubleshooting page
If you are having reception issues and need help, please contact our technician.