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Results List

9 Hikes

Riverside State Park - Trail 25

Eastern Washington > Spokane Area/Coeur d'Alene
 
Length
25.0 miles of trails
Rating
Average rating:
4.50
(2 votes)
  • Wildflowers/Meadows
  • Mountain views
  • Wildlife
  • Good for kids
  • Dogs allowed on leash
  • Fall foliage
  • Rivers
Trail 25 is the main artery that runs through Riverside State Park. Loop options abound here, as do out-and-backs, or just short wanderings.
 
 

Riverside State Park - Trail 214

Eastern Washington > Spokane Area/Coeur d'Alene
 
Rating
Average rating:
0.00
(0 votes)
  • Wildflowers/Meadows
  • Mountain views
  • Wildlife
  • Good for kids
  • Dogs allowed on leash
  • Fall foliage
  • Rivers
One of several short connector trails within the vast trail network of Riverside State Park.
 
 

Riverside State Park - Bowl & Pitcher

Eastern Washington > Spokane Area/Coeur d'Alene
 
Length
2.1 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain
166 feet
Highest Point
2,165 feet
Rating
Average rating:
4.67
(6 votes)
  • Dogs allowed on leash
  • Good for kids
  • Rivers
This short hike boasts a lot of bang for your buck. At just 2.1 miles, the loop won't take too long, but you'll enjoy views of an impressive river, rocky outcroppings, and some expansive views.
 
 

Riverside State Park - Trail 25 Trail 410 Loop

Eastern Washington > Spokane Area/Coeur d'Alene
 
Length
5.17 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain
924 feet
Highest Point
2,207 feet
Rating
Average rating:
0.00
(0 votes)
  • Mountain views
  • Dogs allowed on leash
  • Good for kids
  • Fall foliage
  • Rivers
This little lollipop loop in Riverside State Park is the perfect short walk to experience the north end of Riverside State Park, get a little exercise and a lot of a view.
 
 

Riverside State Park - Bowl and Pitcher Snowshoe

Eastern Washington > Spokane Area/Coeur d'Alene
 
Length
6.0 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain
500 feet
Rating
Average rating:
5.00
(1 vote)
  • Wildlife
  • Good for kids
  • Dogs allowed on leash
This loop route begins and ends near the campground at Bowl and Pitcher and includes a trip across the footbridge over the Spokane River both going and returning.
 
 

Riverside State Park - Trail 10

Eastern Washington > Spokane Area/Coeur d'Alene
 
Highest Point
1,800 feet
Rating
Average rating:
0.00
(0 votes)
  • Wildflowers/Meadows
  • Dogs allowed on leash
  • Good for kids
  • Rivers
One of many trails in the network at Riverside State Park.
 
 

Riverside State Park - Deep Creek Canyon

Eastern Washington > Spokane Area/Coeur d'Alene
 
Length
5.5 miles, roundtrip
Elevation Gain
968 feet
Highest Point
2,165 feet
Rating
Average rating:
3.80
(5 votes)
  • Wildflowers/Meadows
  • Ridges/passes
  • Wildlife
  • Mountain views
  • Old growth
  • Good for kids
  • Dogs allowed on leash
  • Fall foliage
  • Rivers
Take advantage of the diversity of Riverside State Park's Trail 25 by doing this close-to-town loop that includes both forested canyon and scenic overlooks.
 
 

Riverside State Park - Trail 211

Eastern Washington > Spokane Area/Coeur d'Alene
 
Length
1.0 miles, roundtrip
Highest Point
1,750 feet
Rating
Average rating:
0.00
(0 votes)
  • Wildflowers/Meadows
  • Dogs allowed on leash
  • Good for kids
  • Rivers
Trail 211 is a short connector trail located within Riverside State Park.
 
 

Riverside State Park - Trail 210

Eastern Washington > Spokane Area/Coeur d'Alene
 
Highest Point
1,800 feet
Rating
Average rating:
0.00
(0 votes)
  • Wildflowers/Meadows
  • Dogs allowed on leash
  • Good for kids
  • Rivers
One of several trails in the network at Riverside State Park.