Spokane KOA Journey

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About Spokane KOA Journey

Whether you're looking for a base camp to explore the area or lots of fun activities right at the campground, Spokane KOA is the place to stay! With so many beautiful lakes, parks and mountains to explore, it's easy to forget that you're minutes away from the city's excitement and nightlife. At KOA, relax by the pool, play on the sports court, rent a turbo bike, shop for supplies/souvenirs in the store and enjoy evening movies (July/August). Rent time in the gaming lounge, where you can try out the hottest new games on a 70-inch TV with a PlayStation 4. Go hiking or biking on the paved 37-mile Spokane River Centennial Trail, within walking distance of the campground. While in Spokane, take a gondola ride over Spokane Falls or try your luck at the local casino. Pool: Memorial Weekend - Labor Day Weekend. Max pull thru: 70 feet. Your hosts: three generations of the Chapman family.

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Hike the Saltese Uplands Conservation Area

Spokane County, Washington

3.0

3.6 mi / 649 ft gain

Saltese Uplands Conservation Area is one of the conservation areas owned by Spokane County. Only a short drive from I-90, it's popular for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding, though I have only hiked it so far. The outer loop of the trail is about a 3.6 mile loop, with ~649 feet of elevation gain. There are plenty of spur and connector trails to make the hike more interesting. From t...

Hike Liberty Lake Loop

Liberty Lake, Washington

5.0

8 mi / 1200 ft gain

This 8 mile loop hike begins from Liberty Lake Regional Park, just 30 minutes away from Spokane! The first mile follows a dry grassy meadow and swamp. Make sure and look for beaver dams and houses! The trail winds up into the hills above Liberty Lake. At 2.0 miles, you reach one of Spokane's last old growth cedar forests.Continue to follow the switchbacks another mile and take in the views ...

Hike along Iller Creek

Spokane, Washington

5.0

5 mi / 1200 ft gain

Iller Creek hike leads you on a 5 mile loop through lush shaded forest to a ridge with excellent views of the Eastern Washington Palouse. I love the variety of trees through the forest on this hike! Half way through the hike you reach the Big Rocks (Rocks of Sharon) which is a popular rock climbing destination! Continue on through the loop back through a birch forest. I like to hike this lo...

Rock Climbing at Post Falls

Post Falls, Idaho

4.5

From the parking lot on the far west side of Q'emiln Park, you will see a well established trail heading west. Follow the trail for just a few minutes to reach a rock climbing heaven, with many different boulders and walls. There is plenty of rock to go around, and this is a nice place for people of any skill level to get in some laps on really accessible rock.

Falls Park Overlook Trail

Post Falls, Idaho

5.0

0.39 mi / 16 ft gain

Hike Black Bay Park

Post Falls, Idaho

0.82 mi / 33 ft gain

Black Bay Park is home to a short series of paved trails and has a new bathroom facility! There's also a rope swing over the river and plenty of spots to swim or launch a kayak or sup if you're looking to cool off on a hot day. There are beautiful wildflowers in the summer but the park is very quiet in the fall and winter. There is also fishing access along the Spokane River as well as scenic ...

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