It was a beautiful trail but there was questionably homeless people under a bridge. I didn't feel safe. More

Gorgeous rapids and the sights and sounds of nature abound. Wide trail with a few friendly locals practicing for the Bloomsday Run. Not very many people along the trail depending on the weather but you have gone a few miles before you know it. Such a beautiful trail that takes you alongside the river and is paved. There are areas... More

great place to walk/run/or ride your bike,... I love riding on the trail from libery lake to CDA...I only wish it wasnt so close to the highway like it is from liberty lake to downtown.... More

This trail combines history, natural beauty and a funky urban vibe to make for one very cool place to take an after-meeting fitness walk. I headed out for a brisk exercise walk, but ended up stopping a lot to take photos or read interpretive signs. This is a neat little gem in Spokane! More

For downtown area of the trail walking is best. For areas away from town it is fun to cover the 30+ on bikes More

This well-maintained trail winds from the East end of Lake Coeur d'Alene through Coeur d'Alene to the city of Spokane. Never crowded, it is great for cyclists, walkers, joggers and baby stollers. Try all or part. More

My family and I went bike riding here. I don't recommend "out of shape" people or yound kids trying to ride there, as the hills were tough to get up. My 6 year old had to walk her bike up the "hills". Very pretty scenery though. Great for walking! More

The Spokane Trail is the place to do it. There's a 3 mile loop around downtown, although it goes from Riverside State Park into Idaho, so it's easily 35+ miles long. Also great for couples who are here with bikes. More

Not many downtown trails have the view of the town of Spokane, WA. Come see the falls and river. The trail is 37 miles long altogether More