Rocks of Sharon

Spokane, Washington

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Distance

2.34 miles

Elevation Gain

673 ft

Route Type

Loop

Description

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The Rocks of Sharon can be reached via a loop trail in the Dishman Hills Conservation Area near Spokane, Washington.

Big Rock, and the other Rocks of Sharon are granite monoliths that are used by sport climbers and offer interesting views for hikers. The Big rock can be seen for miles around as it's approximately 230 feet tall.

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Getting There:
The Stevens Creek Trailhead is located up Stevens Creek Road off the E. Palouse Highway about 30 minutes southeast of downtown Spokane.

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