The Spokane River Centennial Trail runs along a paved path following mostly along the winding course of the Spokane River between the Washington–Idaho state line and Sontag Park in Nine Mile Falls, 37 miles west of Spokane. At its eastern border, you can link to the
Liberty Lake State Line Trail or the
North Idaho Centennial Trail, heading east across the river.
The Spokane River Centennial Trail is not only multi-use, but it crosses a diverse terrain, from urban landscape to suburbs and neighborhood parks to more remote countryside. During spring some sections of the trail can flood. Visit
Friends of the Centennial Trail for flood advisories as well as detailed maps, trail information and construction updates.
The Spokane River Centennial Trail has many access points across its length. For more information, contact Friends of the Centennial Trail via the link under Related Links.
This Trail is awesome and has been around for 20 years. Along the Spokane River from West of Spokane, Wa to Cda, Idaho going East. Great views and fun for all skill levels.
"My wife and I have ridden this trail many times, mostly on the eastern end. It is paved, well marked, wide, and safe for all levels of riders. The access is easy from many spots, even several motels right next to the trail so you can ride and stay. Most ...
"I hiked a 12-mile section of the Spokane River Centennial Trail from east of Spokane through the city to about a mile west of the city in December 2001 as part of my training for a half marathon. Because it was such a long walk, I did it alone, but felt ...