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This overlook is well work the extra work to get here from the Centennial Trail. Just be aware that not everyone will be comfortable walking the dirt trail to the overlook from the main paved path. It is quite narrow.

You get great photos if you walk onto the 9 Mile Bridge. Also while you are there check out the old employee cabins. There is a plaque and a short self guided tour.

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.

A well-paved trail guides you to this spot. Within the vicinity, you'll discover several lookouts, each offering breathtaking views of the Nine Mile Dam.

From this overlook, you can enjoy breathtaking views of the mountain scenery and the meandering Spokane River. It's an ideal location to spot eagles and other birds as they gracefully soar overhead.

Before the arrival of white settlers, this region served as a significant gathering place for Native American cultures. The Indian Painted Rocks Trailhead features a preserved area with Native American pictographs and a self-guided interpretive trail.

Trail 204 is a dirt road connector between Spokane River Centennial Trail and Trail 25 in Riverside State Park.

Little Spokane River Peninsula Trail follows a peninsula that has the Spokane River to the east and the Little Spokane River to the west. The northern tip of the peninsula provides views of the mouth of the Little Spokane River.