We are camped just East of the City at Liberty Lakes RV resort. We arrived Thursday and are here for 1 1/2 weeks.
We assembled the Tandem and went riding on the Centennial Trail. The Centennial Trail is a rail to trail conversion that is paved for 40 miles and runs from Spokane WA into Idaho. Friday we took the trail 20 miles East. Saturday, after attending a local Farmers Market, we rode the bike 15 miles West. Attached are some pictures of the trail, our bike, some scenery along the way, and the Stateline Marker along the trail.
Sunday, we took a ride into downtown Spokane. The town is bustling with parks throughout. The 1st park we checked out was Riverfront Park built on the land along the Spokane River where the 1974 World’s Fair was held. It is a nice park with water features and playgrounds for kids. A Suspension bridge going across the water. The LARGEST “Radio Flyer Wagon” I have ever seen
The 2nd park we checked out was Monito Park which is the downtown flower garden.
Both parks are very impressive and worth the visit, especially on a Sunday when traffic downtown was minimal. Also we discovered that metered parking along the street is free on Sundays which is appreciated.
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