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Spokane Valley is a city of about 105,000 people just east of Spokane in eastern Washington, stretching along the Spokane River toward the Idaho line. It was a collection of farming communities and orchard towns until it incorporated in 2003, making it one of the newest large cities in the state.
The Spokane River Centennial Trail runs through the city on its way from Spokane to Coeur d'Alene, and Mirabeau Point Park has a waterfall, ponds and trails beside the river. The Dishman Hills Natural Area protects forest and rock outcrops with views over the valley, and Avista Stadium is home to the Spokane Indians minor league baseball team.
Valleyfest brings a parade and festival every September, and the historic Opportunity Township Hall and the Royal Riblet House, with its tram up the river cliff, recall the area's early days. Spokane Valley Mall is a regional shopping center, and Lake Coeur d'Alene and the mountains of north Idaho are about 30 minutes east.
City park with a man-made waterfall that tumbles over rocks into a pond, plus lawns, paths and a link to the riverside trail. CenterPlace event center sits next door. It is a pretty spot for photos and short walks, and hosts big events like Valleyfest.
Large county park on the Spokane River with sports fields, a stadium, river access, picnic areas and trails. It is named for an early ferry crossing on the river. Walk the riverbank paths, and be careful near the water, as the current can be strong in spring.
Inclusive, accessible playground near Mirabeau Point Park, designed so children of all abilities can play together, with a splash pad, climbing areas and quiet spaces. It is one of the area's most popular play spots. Come in the morning in summer for shade and fewer crowds.
County conservation area in the hills on the southeast side of Spokane Valley, with trails through grassland, pine stands and wildflower slopes above Saltese Flats. Hikers and mountain bikers enjoy wide valley views. Bring water and sun protection, as there is little shade on the open slopes.
Rugged natural area of pine forest, rocky outcrops and small ponds right next to busy Spokane Valley streets. Trails lead to viewpoints and wildflower meadows. Go in spring for wildflowers, wear sturdy shoes for rocky paths, and park at the Camp Caro trailhead.
Conservation area in the Dishman Hills with a popular loop trail that climbs through forest to the Rocks of Sharon, granite formations with wide views over the Palouse and the valley. The loop is about five miles. Bring water, start early in summer, and go clockwise for a gentler climb.
Cliff-top mansion built for inventor Royal Riblet in the 1920s, perched high above the Spokane River. It is now home to a winery with a tasting room, gardens and sweeping views. Visit on a summer evening when there is often live music on the lawn.
Historic township hall built in 1912 in the Opportunity area, a handsome civic building that has served as a meeting place for the community for over a century. It is listed on historic registers. Look at the exterior and check for events or open house days.
Ballpark that is home to the Spokane Indians minor league baseball team, with affordable tickets, family promotions and a relaxed summer atmosphere. Fireworks nights are popular. Go on a warm evening, and arrive early for promotional giveaways.
Large community festival held each September in Spokane Valley, with a parade, live music, food vendors, a car show and outdoor activities around Mirabeau Point Park and CenterPlace. Most events are free. Check the festival schedule and come for the parade on the first day.
Annual county fair held each September at the Spokane County Fair and Expo Center, with livestock shows, carnival rides, fair food, grandstand concerts and exhibits. It is a classic late-summer outing. Buy tickets online to save money, and visit the barns early in the day.
Large enclosed shopping mall beside I-90 with department stores, chain shops, a food court and a movie theater. It is the main indoor shopping spot in the valley. Use it as a rainy day option, and combine it with nearby restaurants on Indiana Avenue.
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