스포캔 카운티 최고의 MTB 라이딩 경로

You get many views of the Spokane River from Trail 25, but some of them are quite removed from the water. This one is up close and personal with a section of mild rapids.

Spanning 25 miles, this trail is the longest within Riverside State Park, forming an expansive loop along the west side of the Spokane River. Once you reach this section, you'll have a vantage point that showcases the park's expanse and offers picturesque views of the Spokane River.

The Spokane River is about 111 miles long and flows into the Columbia River. The river is known for its massive salmon runs and for running through downtown Spokane.

This is a segment of the Qualchan to Bluff loop, which includes the Ponderosa Trail, Murungu's Trail, and the Balsamroot Trail.

This fun, flowing downhill trail has some technical spots, including jumps and tight squeezes through massive rocks.

This trail grinds through the forest before bursting out of the trees and into better views. It's typically ridden uphill, and can take you all the way to the summit of Beacon Hill.

Enjoy a fun descent down Turtle Gulch trail, featuring numerous switchbacks. The trail can be a bit technical, so exercise caution if you're not very experienced.

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.