Centennial Trail State Park - United States
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About Centennial Trail State Park
RV quick facts for Centennial Trail State Park
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Park type | Linear day-use trail park, no on-site camping |
| Trail length | About 37 miles from Nine Mile Falls to the Idaho state line |
| Surface | Paved asphalt, non-motorized use only |
| Nearest RV camping | Riverside State Park Bowl and Pitcher Campground, about 10 miles from central Spokane |
| Trailhead RV parking | Larger lots at Nine Mile Recreation Area, Mirabeau Point, and Stateline |
| Discover Pass | Required for vehicle parking at state park trailheads |
| Cell service | Strong along urban and suburban segments, variable in the Nine Mile Falls area |
| Dump station | Available at nearby Riverside State Park, not on the trail itself |
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Best time to visit Centennial Trail State Park
Late May through September offers the most reliable conditions, with warm, dry weather and long daylight hours ideal for cycling and walking the paved path. July and August bring the warmest temperatures and busy weekends, so early mornings are best for shaded riverside sections. April, May, and October are excellent shoulder-season windows with cooler temperatures, fewer users, and fall color along the Spokane River. Winter access is possible on plowed urban segments, but snow and ice can cover rural stretches.
Cold and often snowy, rural trail segments may be snow covered
Icy patches possible on shaded sections
Melt runoff and muddy approaches at some trailheads
Pleasant shoulder season riding weather
Hot and dry, start rides early and carry water
Wildfire smoke possible in late summer
Excellent riding conditions with lighter crowds
Fall color along the Spokane River
Wet, cool, and often frosty
Rural trail sections often snow covered
Things to do at Centennial Trail State Park
- Cycling the Spokane to Idaho Segment EasyRV parking available
The eastern portion of the Centennial Trail offers a mostly level paved ride from Mirabeau Point in Spokane Valley to the Idaho state line at Stateline. Riders can continue onto the connecting North Idaho Centennial Trail for a longer route toward Coeur d'Alene. Multiple trailheads along the way provide RV-accessible parking and restrooms.
- Walking at Mirabeau Point Park EasyRV parking available
Mirabeau Point is a popular staging area for the trail with wide paved paths, river overlooks, and a meadow area suitable for families. The adjacent trail segment links to Plante's Ferry and Riverfront Park in downtown Spokane. Ample parking accommodates trucks and tow vehicles.
- Riverfront Park Loop Easy
The Centennial Trail passes directly through Spokane's Riverfront Park, home to the Spokane Falls, the Numerica SkyRide, and the historic Looff Carrousel. Trail users can lock up bikes and explore the park on foot. Street and garage parking nearby is limited for larger rigs, so many RVers park east at Mirabeau and ride in.
- Bowl and Pitcher at Riverside State Park ModerateRV parking available
A short detour from the Centennial Trail leads to the iconic Bowl and Pitcher basalt formations and suspension footbridge over the Spokane River. Hiking trails branch out through pine forest and along the river gorge. The adjacent campground offers the nearest full-service RV camping to the trail.
- Nine Mile Recreation Area EasyRV parking available
The western terminus area of the Centennial Trail sits near Nine Mile Falls and Lake Spokane. Visitors can combine flat-water paddling, fishing, and riding the quieter rural portion of the paved trail. Parking here is spacious and well suited to RVs and trailers.
- Fish Lake Trail Connection Moderate
From downtown Spokane, cyclists can link the Centennial Trail to the paved Fish Lake Trail for an additional out-and-back ride toward Cheney. The route follows a former rail corridor through basalt cuts and pine woodlands. Combining the two trails makes a strong full-day outing for active RV travelers.
- Birdwatching Along the Spokane River EasyRV parking available
The river corridor supports bald eagles, ospreys, herons, and migrating waterfowl, especially near the Nine Mile and Riverside segments. Quiet early mornings from trailhead pullouts offer the best viewing. Benches and overlooks are spaced along the paved path.
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How to get to Centennial Trail State Park
The trail runs through metropolitan Spokane, with trailheads easily reached from Interstate 90, the main east-west route across Washington. Seattle sits about 280 miles west, roughly a five-hour drive, while Coeur d'Alene, Idaho is about 35 minutes east via I-90. RV drivers should plan for long grades on Snoqualmie Pass coming from western Washington and watch height and weight limits on some downtown Spokane parking structures near trail access points. Spokane International Airport (GEG) is the closest major airport for fly-and-rent travelers, located about 10 miles from central trail access.
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