Run Spokane

Centennial Trail: A 37-mile paved trail, great for running, walking and biking alike. It extends from Nine Mile Falls in NW Spokane to the Washington/Idaho border.
Riverside State Park: More of a trail runner? Look no further than Riverside State Park. Enjoy the largest state park in Washington and discover over 55 miles of running/hiking trails. Our favorite? Head to Bowl & Pitcher trailhead to find miles of trails right along the beautiful Spokane River.
The Bluff: Built by volunteers over the last few decades, this network of trails has become a favorite for biking, hiking, running, and dog walking. There are more than 22 miles of trails on the city-owned slopes between High Drive and Hangman Creek.
Camp Sekani/Beacon Hill: Nestled just a few miles outside the heart of downtown Spokane, Camp Sekani and Beacon Hill offer over 30 trails, winding through a thousand acres of public and private land. These trails are steep and frequented by bikers and runners alike.