The trail is a great connection from Spokane through Coeur d'Alene with some great scenery along the way. More

Love the lenght!! Fun times & very family oriented. Dont miss it More

This paved trail winds for miles, connecting to Washington, being well maintained and area access w/parking. Walkers/joggers, rollerbladers, bicylists take advantage of this offering. The Spokane River and Lake Coeur d' lane are places it passes along. The community is blessed to have this w/in it. More

We have biked on this trail many times! The trail is paved and comes along the Coeur d'alene Lake! A very lovely ride!!! After you're finished you may want to go swimming, which isn't a problem since you're usually right on the lake. More

You may be surprised by the number and quality of bike trails in Northern Idaho. The Centennial Trail (from Spokane to Coeur D'Alene) the Coeur d'Alene Trail (from Mullan to Plummer, Idaho) and the Hiawatha Trail (on the Montana/Idaho border) are enough to entice both road bikers and mountain bikers to the area. And, that's only the beginning. More

Coeur D'alene is simply one of the most beautiful places I have ever seen. If you are any kind of athlete, enjoy the outdoors, and being surrounded by beauty, this is the place for you. The paved trail systems here are perfect, and run right along the lake. You can bike, hike, or jog on them- I don't know of... More