Riverfront Park is the perfect place to spend a summer day! The park, located in the heart of downtown Spokane, hosted the 1974 World’s Fair. Be sure to check out the historic Looff Carousel, built in 1909, and "The Childhood Express," the world's largest Radio Flyer wagon. National Geographic recently named the park one of the most beautiful urban parks in America!
Need a way to cool off in the hot August sun? Look no further than the spray of Spokane Falls! Located at Riverfront Park, Spokane Falls is the largest urban waterfall in the United States. Take a hike down around the Upper and Lower portion of the falls, which cut through downtown Spokane.
There's no better way to see downtown Spokane, Spokane Falls, or Riverfront Park! This gondola ride will take you 200 ft above the Spokane River and give you a bird's eye view of the sights below. Buy tickets and get more information using the link below!
Located on Gonzaga University's campus, this free museum is a must-see for any music or movie buff! The museum, which is housed in Bing Crosby's childhood home, features over 200 Crosby items including gold records, trophies, awards, and his Oscar for "Going My Way" (1944).
Escape the city and get some fresh air at Mt. Spokane State Park! The 12,000 acre park features over 100 miles of trails and is only 40 minutes from downtown Spokane. Climb up to the Quartz Mountain Fire Lookout (elevation of 5,129 ft) for some outstanding views of Spokane Valley, the North Idaho panhandle, and the Selkirk Mountains.
Take a day trip to nearby Coeur d'Alene, Idaho! This popular resort town, which sits on Lake Coeur d'Alene, is only a 35 minute drive from downtown Spokane. Coeur d'Alene offers swimming, boating, world-class golfing (including the world's only floating, moveable golf green!), and luxurious spas. Silverwood, the Northwest’s largest theme park, is only a short drive outside of downtown.