Trails Near CDA · Spokane, Washington
Spokane River Centennial Trail
This 40-mile paved National Recreation Trail follows the Spokane River from Nine Mile Falls, Washington to the Idaho state line. From there it connects with the North Idaho Centennial Trail, so you can stay on pavement all the way into Coeur d'Alene.
About the trail
The Spokane River Centennial Trail has been a National Recreation Trail since May 24, 2010. It runs 40 miles from Sontag Park in Nine Mile Falls, Washington to the Idaho state line, where it continues another 24 miles as the North Idaho Centennial Trail through Post Falls and into Coeur d'Alene.
Put the two trails together and you get a 64-mile continuous paved route from Nine Mile Falls to Higgins Point on Lake CDA, which makes it one of the longest paved multi-use trails in the Inland Northwest. Along the way, the trail follows the Spokane River through some of the most scenic stretches of the region.
Practical info
- 40 miles from Nine Mile Falls, WA to the Idaho state line
- Connects with the North Idaho Centennial Trail at the state line
- Combined with the North Idaho trail, that's 64 miles of continuous paved path
- Managed by Washington State Parks as Centennial Trail State Park
- Paved and mostly flat, accessible to all skill levels
- Follows the Spokane River through scenic stretches of the region
You'll find the official trail information at spokanecentennialtrail.org →
Rent an e-bike and ride both trails
You can start from our shop on Sherman Ave in Coeur d'Alene, ride the North Idaho Centennial Trail west to the state line, and then keep going on the Spokane River Centennial Trail into Washington. On an e-bike, the full combined route is manageable in a day.