20의 스포캔 카운티가지 명소 & 주요 장소

This lookout gives you great views of the river. If you continue along the Centennial Trail a couple hundred more feet to the Boone and Summit Blvd intersection will be at the Invisible Bridge. You won't notice that Summit is on a bridge, unless you notice the odd concrete bridge railing. Feel free to peak over the railing and notice that you are 20-30 feet above the ground.

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

My favorite section is from 7 Mile Bridge to Plese Flats. the views of the river are great.

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.

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.

Over 40,000 people came to Spokane on Armistice in 1930 to see this statue of Abraham Lincoln when Herbert Hoover sent the telegram to unveil it. This bronze statue is 12 feet high and has a base of 10 feet.

From this spot along the Spokane River Centennial Trail, you get views of the Spokane River from above with the city in the background.