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Post Falls Dam (also called Avista Dam) plays a major role in the creation of Post Falls, the dam's waterfall. The dam is situated within Falls Park, which offers views of the Spokane River and the dam from a short, paved walking loop. The park is not usually crowded, but it's considered a gem to the locals.

Falls Park is an all-inclusive outdoor area with paved paths, viewing areas, pavilions, a fishing pond, and a number of recreational amenities. The popular walking loop around the park is paved, wide, and well-kept. There are a lot of informational signs with history about the dam and general area.

Higgins Point serves as the eastern terminus of the North Idaho Centennial Trail. The viewpoint is 23 miles away from the state line, where the other end of the trail ends. There is a great view of Wolf Lodge Bay and the most eastern cove of Lake Coeur d'Alene.

English Point boasts a popular network of trails just by Hayden Lake near the city of Coeur d'Alene. The wooded trails here are a delight, with many possible loops. Bear in mind that dogs should be kept on a leash or under control at all times.

This is a great place for a lunch break at the east end of N. Idaho Centennial trail. There is a pavillion that can be reserved for a gathering and a parking area at the bottom of the hill if not riding.

Accessible from CDA via the centennial trail. Awesome picnic spot with a great view. The segment of trail from downtown to this point was wide and comfortable despite a decent hill in the middle. You can see this destination from I-90 and every time I've passed it I wanted to ride my bike out there. Glad I finally did.