Trails Near CDA · Coeur d'Alene
North Idaho Centennial Trail
A 24-mile paved trail stretching from Higgins Point on Lake Coeur d'Alene to the Idaho-Washington state line. Flat, accessible, and one of the best e-bike routes in the region. You can jump on the trail right from our shop on Sherman Ave.
About the trail
The North Idaho Centennial Trail runs from Coeur d'Alene (Higgins Point) to the Idaho-Washington state line, where it connects with the Spokane River Centennial Trail for an extended ride into Washington. The trail follows the northern shore of Lake Coeur d'Alene and then the Spokane River heading west.
One of the best things about this trail: you can start right from our shop on Sherman Ave. Head east toward Higgins Point for lake views, or west toward Post Falls and Washington. Either direction is great and eliminates the need to transport bikes to a trailhead.
Trail highlights
- Higgins Point -- Eastern trailhead on Lake CDA. Beautiful starting point with views of the lake before the trail heads west through the city.
- Lake views -- The trail follows the northern shore of Lake CDA, offering views of the water framed by forests and rolling hills.
- Riverstone Park -- Urban oasis just west of downtown with water features, sculptures, and a good spot to rest.
- Post Falls -- Roughly halfway along the trail, a good stop for food and a break.
- Spokane River -- The trail runs parallel to the river heading west. Great wildlife watching along this stretch.
- Idaho-Washington state line -- Connects with the Spokane River Centennial Trail for those who want to keep riding into Washington.
Practical info
- 24 miles total -- Higgins Point to the Idaho-Washington state line
- Fully paved and mostly flat -- great for all ages
- Start directly from our shop on Sherman Ave in downtown CDA
- Connects to the Spokane River Centennial Trail at the state line
Rent an e-bike for this trail
E-bikes are ideal here. Cover the full 24 miles comfortably, tackle any inclines without effort, and have energy left to explore. Rent from our shop on Sherman Ave -- we're right on the trail so you can ride out the door.