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Manito Park
The name of the park means “Spirit of Nature” in the local native language, and contains some of the most beautiful public gardens in the Northwest such as Duncan Garden and Gaiser Conservatory.
Address: Division Street and 18th Avenue Spokane WA USA
 1 509 625-6622
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Spokane River Centennial Trail
Stretching from from Riverside State Park to the Idaho border, the 37-mile trail follows the Spokane River trough parks, Spokane's downtown and natural areas. The trail provides varying of activities such as hiking, biking, horse riding, running or in-line skating.
1 509 465-5064
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Rose Hill
Located northwest of the conservatory in Manito Park, this is one of the primary horticultural attractions in the Inland Northwest. The garden features formal beds of 1,500 rose bushes of over 150 varieties.
Address: Grand Blvd. at 18th Avenue Spokane WA USA
1 509 363-5422
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Riverside State Park
Riverside State Park is located northwest of Spokane and features freshwater boating and fishing, hiking, biking and more.
Address: . Spokane WA USA
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Plantes Ferry Park
This is a popular sports complex for soccer teams, baseball leagues and cross country events. For the visitors it offers a nice picnic area and access to a small beach of the river. |
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Finch Arboretum
The garden area is home to a wide variety of trees, shrubs, and other plant life. In the spring,can be seen azaleas and rhododendrons blossom with extraordinary colors.
Address: 3404 W Woodland Blvd. & Sunset Bulevard Spokane WA USA 992240
1 509 624-4832
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Mount Spokane State Park
Mount Spokane State Park is located roughly 25 miles northeast of Spokane, WA. Activities here include hiking, biking, wildlife viewing and more.
Address: . Spokane WA USA
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Sullivan Landing
This park area has a lot of places for picnic and access to the river. |
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Dishman Hills Natural Area
This is an old granite quarry named in honor of A.T. Dishman who extracted tons of granite to help rebuild the town after the Great Fire of 1889. The hike trail around the East Pond is open from March to November.
Address: Sprague E Spokane WA USA
1 509 477-4730
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Riverfront Park
Riverfront Park in Spokane features a pavilion, a carousel, an Imax theater, a Vietnam veterans memorial and plenty of space for outdoor activities. A number of special events are held at the park throughout the year.
Address: . Spokane WA USA
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Liberty Lake County Park
This 2900-acre park, located northwest of downtown, offers a series of scenic trails that traverse beautiful woodland areas and flowered meadows. Fishing and camping are permitted. There are also designated swimming areas.
Address: 3707 Zephyr Road Spokane WA USA
1 509 456-4730
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Nishinomiya Japanese Garden
Dedicated by both cities Nishinomiya, Japan, and Spokane, the garden was designed in 1974 by Nagao Sakurai, the architect who was in charge of the Imperial Palace grounds.
Address: S Grand Blvd. at 18th Avenue Spokane WA USA
1 509 363-5422
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