Trail Builder’s Fund

$10,000 donation to Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission for Centennial Trail Asphalt Overlay Phase 1 renovatios, completed June, 2024.
$10,000 pledge to Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission for Centennial Trail Asphalt Overlay Phase 2 renovations.

$11,000 donation to re-measure the Spokane River Centennial Trail, replace all mile markers and signs.
$1,300 donation to update and print Spokane River Centennial Trail maps and kiosk posters.
$15,000 pledge to Spokane County Parks, Recreation & Golf for John H. Shields Park and Camp Sekani renovations and enhancements for Make Beacon Hill Public Phase 2 project.

$16,075 donation for three bike/pedestrian EcoCounters for City of Liberty Lake, City of Spokane Valley and Riverside State Park.

$54,000 donation to the City of Spokane Parks & Recreation for Don Kardong Bridge renovation 30% conceptual design.
$2,000 donation for design of 150 new Centennial Trail State Park signs.

$14,200 donation, including a $5,000 grant from Spokefest, for trailhead and speed limit signs.
$1,800 donation for updated Centennial Trail printed maps

$18,500 donation to the City of Spokane for Mission gap Phase 1 surface improvements. Construction in fall, 2018.
$5,000 donation for updated Centennial Trail printed maps and 21 Trail kiosk maps.

$20,000 donation to Washington Parks & Recreation Commission for Nine Mile Falls Centennial Trail Northwest Extension. Construction in 2016.
$10,000 pledge for the Centennial Trail gap realignment at Carlson Road in Nine Mile Falls. Construction in 2020.
$9,200 donation to City of Spokane Parks and Recreation for thermoplastic asphalt decals for the Centennial Trail between Mission Park and TJ Meenach Bridge.

$1,300 donation for Centennial Trail logo mile marker signs.
$1,600 donation for a Wayfinding Internship Study with Eastern Washington University.

$450 donation to Spokane County for three Bike Route, three directional and two Stop signs at state line Gateway Park.
$5,000 donation for updated Centennial Trail maps, Google map, 19 Trail kiosk maps & this upgraded website.
$12,500 donation to Riverside State Park for an asphalt repair machine.

$7,000 donation for Barker area washout repairs.
$17,500 donation to Spokane County for the State Line Gateway Park Trail realignment.

$1,500 donation to Washington Park and Recreation Commission for parking lot construction for Islands Trailhead at Maringo Drive.
$1,000 donation for bump repairs at Barker Road area.

Asphalt Upgrades, Repairs & Seal Coating
The Centennial Trail is showing signs of age. Friends of the Centennial Trail collaborate with Coordinating Council partners (Washington State Parks & Recreation Commission; Spokane County Parks and Recreation; City of Spokane Valley, City of Liberty Lake and City of Spokane Parks and Recreation) to put long-term funding streams in place to enhance Trail sustainability.
Signs and Wayfinding
Friends of the Centennial Trail believe directional signs or asphalt markers should be posted wherever there is a change in direction. Several hundred signs are in the process of being replaced on the Centennial Trail.
Trail Mapping
Our website links to the Spokane Regional Transportation Council digital regional bike map, allowing users to navigate the Centennial Trail by smartphone. We update the Centennial Trail printed maps and posters at 21 Trail kiosks every three years, thanks to the support of our map sponsors.

Mail in your donation (payable to FCT Trail Builder’s Fund): Friends of the Centennial Trail, P.O. Box 351, Spokane, WA 99210
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