Outdoor Recreation

From biking and hiking local parks and trails to fishing and rafting the Spokane River, outdoor opportunities for fun and recreation are endless in Spokane Valley. The city is also a great jumping-off point for accessing area golf courses, lakes, ski resorts, and ziplines.

Local Parks & Trails

Discovery Playground at CenterPlace Event Center (all abilities play area and splash pad)
Mirabeau Point Park (55-acre park for picnicking, trails)
Sullivan Park (Spokane River access for fishing, kayaking)
Browns Park (sand volleyball courts)
Valley Mission Park and Dog Park (pool, playground, fields, and pet area)
Plante’s Ferry Sports Complex (soccer and softball complex)
Appleway Trail (5.1-mile paved trail from Spokane Valley to Liberty Lake)
Centennial Trail (paved trail along Spokane River to state line - five access points in Spokane Valley)
Dishman Hills Natural Area

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Spokane Centennial Trail

Whether on foot, bike or skates, the 40-mile Centennial Trail showcases 18 marked trailheads and spans two states, Washington and Idaho. Used by nearly 2 million people annually, this terrain-diverse trail offers tourists and…

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Mt. Spokane State Park

Mt Spokane State Park is known as a hub for year-round adventures. As one of Washington’s largest state parks, Mt Spokane has over 100 miles of trails within the dense forest of the Selkirk…

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Mica Moon Zip Tours

Mica Moon boasts the Pacific Northwest's best Aerial Trekking Park, and we also have a 3-hour, award-winning zipline tour. 9 zips, ATV ride, skybridge and one of the longest ziplines in the country at…