Explore More Trails Nearby
Discover the regional trails that connect to and complement the Spokane River Centennial Trail, creating a vibrant network of walking, running, and biking paths throughout Spokane and the Inland Northwest.
Discover the Trails that Connect to the Spokane River Centennial Trail
The Spokane River Centennial Trail is more than 40 miles of recreation, connection, and adventure. It also serves as the backbone of a growing regional trail network. Several other trails link directly to, or are planned to connect with, the Centennial Trail, creating even more opportunities for walking, running, and cycling across Spokane and beyond.
Appleway Trail
The Appleway Trail runs through Spokane Valley and is being developed as a key east–west corridor. Plans are underway to connect it directly to the Centennial Trail, giving residents and visitors new options for commuting and recreation while strengthening Spokane Valley’s trail system.
Children of the Sun Trail
The Children of the Sun Trail follows the North Spokane Corridor. Once complete, it will link to the Centennial Trail at the Greene Street Trailhead, creating a north–south connection that allows cyclists and pedestrians to easily reach the river and downtown Spokane.
Ben Burr Trail
This historic trail runs from Liberty Park into the South Hill neighborhoods, offering a short but important urban greenway. The Ben Burr Trail ties into the Centennial Trail near downtown, providing a convenient link for South Hill residents who want direct access to the river.
South Gorge Trail
Opened in 2024, the South Gorge Trail completes a loop around the Spokane River gorge in downtown Spokane. It links seamlessly to the Centennial Trail, adding stunning views, new access points, and a 5K loop that combines the river, Peaceful Valley, Kendall Yards, and Riverfront Park.
Fish Lake Trail
The Fish Lake Trail stretches southwest from Spokane toward Cheney. Efforts are underway to complete the “Fish Lake Connection,” which will link this 7-mile paved trail directly to the Centennial Trail, creating one of the region’s most scenic long-distance rides.
North Idaho Centennial Trail
The North Idaho Centennial Trail extends from the Washington–Idaho border east through Post Falls and into Coeur d’Alene, where it hugs the lake. Together with the Spokane River Centennial Trail, it forms a 63-mile continuous path that crosses two states and showcases the best of the Inland Northwest.
Explore More Trails Around Spokane
Looking for even more ways to get outside? These local resources highlight dozens of trails that connect with or complement the Spokane River Centennial Trail:
Spokane County Parks, Recreation & Golf – Trail Directory
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City of Spokane Parks & Recreation – Trails and Hiking
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City of Spokane Valley Parks & Recreation – Parks and Trails
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City of Liberty Lake Parks & Recreation - Parks and Trails
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Riverside State Park – Washington State Parks
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Dishman Hills Conservancy – Trail Systems
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Inland Northwest Land Conservancy – Trail and Nature Access
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Spokane Mountaineers – Hiking and Outdoor Adventures
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Keep Exploring
The Spokane River Centennial Trail is just the beginning. Plan your next adventure by discovering the trails, parks, and natural areas that make our region an outdoor paradise.
Get out there and start exploring today!