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I'll lead you back to the river. And I'll reveal the past, the present, the future.

 

UPDATES:  

The Trail under Barker Bridge will be closed on Monday July 7th, 2008 per the Spokane Valley planner.

The Trail under Barker Bridge will not open until the project is completed in approximately 2 years..

DETOUR ROUTE click here  

Please when using the detour obey the traffic laws.  Thank you!                                                                                                                                                           

               

                       Spokane to host trails conference

Trail enthusiasts of all persuasions are invited to the 2008 state trails conference to be held in Spokane, for the first time.  Scheduled for October 3rd and 4th, 2008 at the Convention Center, the conference will feature pre- and post-conference field trips.  The trips are designed to showcase area trails and will include the Centennial Trail, Fish Lake Trail, and (for kayakers) the Little Spokane River Trail.

Kaye Turner, Director of the Friends of the Centennial Trail, host committee chair, says that if past experience is any indication, this gathering, sponsored by the Washington State Trails Coalition will be well attended by all those who travel by foot, bicycle, kayak, snowmobile, cross-country ski, off-road vehicle and horseback.

Turner encourages those with an interest in trails to attend in order to spend time with others in the trail community: the dreamers, advocates, planners, funders, builders, users, and volunteers who make Washington state such a great place to recreate.  This 10th annual conference will offer informative sessions and breakouts presented by our state’s non-profit organizations and government leaders at the local, state, and federal level.

For more information visit: http://www.washingtonstatetrailscoalition.org

                            

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The Spokane River Centennial Trail is a non-motorized 37-mile paved pathway. Our Community Trail begins at the State Line of Idaho & ends at Nine Mile Falls, Washington.  

This amazing Trail system generally follows the Spokane River, allowing access for kayaking, canoeing & fishing.

The Trail is ADA accessible and used by individuals, groups and families alike.

There were over 1.75 million uses of the Trail in 2007.

Walk/run, in-line skate, Bicycling & enjoy non-motorized activities on the Spokane Centennial Trail.  

    Or just enjoy the quiet and peace of nature, the abundant wildlife and gentle flow of the river.

  

                    ENJOY THE BEAUTY OF 37 MILES

                    OF  OUR COMMUNITY'S NON-MOTORIZED TRAIL SYSTEM

Whether you enjoy the Downtown area, the Valley area or Riverside State Park portion of the Trail you will find a diverse amazing experience full of beauty and wildlife.     Follow the eagles path, sit by the calming river banks, enjoy nature right in your back yard.

 

Valued Volunteers on the Trail

Thank you for your Community spirit!

 

 

I'LL LEAD YOU BACK TO THE RIVER. 

STEER YOU AWAY FROM TRAFFIC, NOISE, POTHOLES.

I'LL WHISPER ENCOURAGEMENT AS YOU SLICE THROUGH THE AIR.

TEMPT YOU FURTHER WITH PRISTINE LANDSCAPE.

I'LL USHER YOU TO WORK, SCHOOL, NOWHERE IN PARTICULAR.

AND I'LL HONOR YOUR COMMITMENT TO A HEALTHIER LIFESTYLE.

I AM THE SPOKANE RIVER CENTENNIAL TRAIL