Centennial Trail Reopens After Asphalt Repairs

14 Miles Now Open Through Spokane Valley

Trail Closure Lifted After Completion of Repairs

The first 14 miles of the Centennial Trail, including the portion through Spokane Valley, have reopened after being temporarily closed for asphalt repairs.

The trail was closed on July 11th for repaving and other maintenance work. The repairs were completed ahead of schedule, and the trail reopened on August 1st.

The Centennial Trail is a paved multi-use trail that runs along the Spokane River. It is popular with walkers, runners, cyclists, and skaters.

• The trail is 37 miles long and runs from Nine Mile Falls to the Idaho border.
• It is part of the Spokane River Centennial Trail State Park.
• The trail is open year-round and is free to use.

The reopening of the Centennial Trail is good news for outdoor enthusiasts in Spokane Valley.

The trail provides a safe and scenic place to exercise, commute, or simply enjoy the outdoors.

For more information about the Centennial Trail, visit the Spokane County Parks website.