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The campground is well-kept, has clean restrooms, and slopes upwards from the lake. You have nice views across the lake and water access just a short walk from the campground proper. The extensive trail systems of Liberty Creek, Cedar Grove, and Mica Peak loom behind you. Both tent sites and RV sites are available. You can learn more at the campground website here: https://www.spokanecounty.org/Facilities/Facility/Details/-117

Liberty Lake Regional Park has it all: lakeshore, wetlands, a campground, an ORV park, BBQ areas, and playgrounds. The main attraction is the extensive network of excellent backcountry trails. The park offers diverse recreational opportunities in a beautiful natural setting.

You can see the summit of Mount Spokane as you ascend toward Antoine Peak. The Arrow Leaf and other trails to the south of the peak are less frequently traveled, and so are perfect if you are looking for some more solitude on your hike.

The Saltese Uplands Conservation Area is a sprawling, scenic 522-acre sanctuary in Spokane County, Washington. Nestled on the western slope of the Holiday Hills, just east of Saltese Flats, this conservation area is a great place for locals and visitors alike to explore. There are 7 miles of trails that are all open to the public during the daylight hours.

Liberty Lake takes its name from a pioneer, Steve Liberty, who settled in the vicinity of the lake. This area boasts a pleasant beach, providing breathtaking views of the lake, especially during sunset, when the water takes on a captivating allure.

The Saltese Uplands Conservation Area is a beautiful, very open, scenic 522-acre sanctuary just east of Spokane. Because of its openness the upland area is a great place to view wildlife. White-tailed deer, badger, coyote, and bobcats have been sighted here. The dirt trails that traverse the sanctuary are quite accessible on a good gravel or touring bike with decent tires. There are 7-miles of trails here that can be ridden by the public during daylight hours.

Liberty Lake takes its name from a pioneer, Steve Liberty, who settled in the vicinity of the lake. This area boasts a pleasant beach, providing breathtaking views of the lake, especially during sunset, when the water takes on a captivating allure.

The Saltese Uplands Conservation Area is a sprawling, scenic 522-acre sanctuary in Spokane County, Washington. Nestled on the western slope of the Holiday Hills, just east of Saltese Flats, this conservation area is a great place for locals and visitors alike to explore. There are 7 miles of trails that are all open to the public during the daylight hours.