Spokane, Washington

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Top Chillin Spots in and near Spokane

  • Spokane, Washington

    Donkey Island

    Donkey Island, a popular swimming spot in Spokane, highlight its scenic beauty and natural surroundings. Visitors enjoy the calm waters, making it ideal for a relaxing day out. However, some reviews mention that the area can get crowded during peak times and that the access trail might be a bit c...
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  • Nine Mile Falls, Washington

    The Cove

    4.3
    0.7 mi / 105 ft gain
    With activities for everyone, The Cove at Long Lake is the perfect spot to go on a summer day! If you are driving from downtown Spokane, drive towards Nine Mile Falls. Before entering Nine Mile Falls you will come to a dam. At the dam take a left over the bridge. Continue through the little town...
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  • Ford, Washington

    Hike through Muley Canyon

    2 mi / 221 ft gain
    Just northwest of Spokane, in Ford, Washington, there is a stretch of road along the Spokane River that has a few Avista parks. These parks are not marked on the roadway and even looking at Avista's website does not give a clear description of their locations. From Spokane, Take 291 W to Charles ...
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  • Post Falls, Idaho

    Black Bay Park

    0.82 mi / 33 ft gain
    Black Bay Park is home to a short series of paved trails and has a new bathroom facility! There's also a rope swing over the river and plenty of spots to swim or launch a kayak or sup if you're looking to cool off on a hot day. There are beautiful wildflowers in the summer but the park is very qu...
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  • Coeur d'Alene, Idaho

    Mudgy Moose Trail

    5.0
    1.5 mi / 113.52 ft gain
    The Mudgy Moose Trail is Coeur d'Alene's most charming walkable adventure—a 2.25-mile route that weaves from the forested shores of Tubbs Hill through downtown, ending at the waterfront of one of the most stunning lakes in the American Northwest. Five life-size bronze statues of Mudgy the Moose...
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  • Creston, Washington

    Hawk Creek Cave

    3.8
    5 mi / 900 ft gain
    The ancient rock walls, cave, and falls of Hawk Creek provide an unreal day hike experience! The best time to hike to Hawk Creek cave is early spring/summer before the water level of Lake Roosevelt is back to it's regular level by July. Any age explorer will be inspired on this adventure! Driv...
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  • Garfield, Washington

    Steptoe Butte

    5.0
    To the layperson, the Palouse, an area that comprises some 4,000 square miles in parts of Washington and Idaho, looks to be rolling hills of grass. In fact, the Palouse is a complex geological wonder. And there is no better place to view the Palouse than from Steptoe Butte, which is located in th...
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