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The Morin Trailhead offer great views of the Bowl and Pitcher. There are plenty of trail that start from here. As well as the Centennial Trail.

Located at the end of the Centennial Trail. I like to use this point to take a few minutes to enjoy the views and have a snack, before riding back to Spokane.

Stop a minute and check out the view where the creek flows into the river before continuing on and up the hill.

Northport, Washington, is a small Columbia River town 12 miles south of the Canadian border. Established in 1892 by railroad builder Daniel C. Corbin, Northport quickly became a vital hub for transporting ore. Before settlers arrived, it was home to the Sohweihlp (also known as the Kettle or Colville), the Lake people, and the Spokan (Spokane) tribe as far back as 13,000 B.C.E. Today, the Columbia River Bridge, completed in 1951, connects the town to the west side of the river.

Deep Creek Bridge is a small pedestrian bridge over Deep Creek along the Spokane River Centennial Trail. From here you get nice views over the water and might see birds and other animals.

The Nine Mile Recreation Area is located within Riverside State Park near Nine Mile Falls, Washington. Situated at the eastern end of Lake Spokane, it offers two docks, a boat launch for motorized and non-motorized watercraft (seasonally open April 1 to October 31), and a designated swimming area. There are also picnic tables, covered areas, public restrooms, and camping facilities. Nearby, the Pine Bluff Loop trail provides a 5.6-mile moderately difficult hike with stunning Spokane River views. A Discover Pass or day pass is required for vehicle access.

This is a nice, paved bridge that runs over the point where Deep Creek and the Spokane River meet and continues the Centennial Trail.

The Spokane River Centennial Trail starts out of Nine Mile Recreation Area and follows near the Spokane River for 40 miles to the Idaho border. This section out of Wilber is paved and easy to follow. The trail is open to hikers, bikers, and other non-motorized travelers.