スポケーン郡周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

Stop and get a picture on the giant wagon or ride the carousel.

You gotta feed the goat. It eats anything. =P

The Clock Tower is what is left of the railroad station in what is now Riverfront Park. It is located along the Centennial Trial on the North bank of the Spokane River in downtown Spokane.

This small, two-tiered waterfall and the surrounding area are popular ice-climbing destinations in the winter months, when the waterfall completely freezes.

Riverfront Park is located in downtown Spokane, WA, and is a 100-acre urban park along the Spokane River. The park features the Upper Spokane Falls, which the second-largest urban waterfall in the U.S. There are scenic paths for walkers and runners, and paved trails for cyclists, all with beautiful river views and historic features such as the Great Northern clock tower and Looff Carrousel. The park, established post-Expo '74, is a popular place with over three million annual visitors, and includes the U.S. Pavilion, Spokane Convention Center, and First Interstate Center for the Arts, along with nearby attractions like the River Park Square mall and Mobius Science Center.

When you get to the base of the hill you will find yourself immersed beneath the towering trunks of a stoic cedar grove along the creek. This, and the top of the hill further up the trail, both make for great spots to stop and picnic.

A copper and brass goat statue that has a button activated vacuum to allow it to “eat” small pieces of garbage

Liberty Creek Trail starts just south of Liberty Lake at Liberty Creek Campground. The trail follows Liberty Creek, which has small scenic cascades and waterfalls sprinkled throughout. Eventually, the trail ascends up Sam Hill and provides views of the surrounding mountain tops.