Category: Attractions

The Lower Falls of Spokane Falls cascade majestically through the heart of Spokane, offering a breathtaking spectacle for visitors. The thunderous roar of the water as it plunges over basalt cliffs creates an unforgettable sensory experience. These stunning falls are a beloved landmark, attracting tourists and locals alike who come to marvel at their natural beauty.

Native & cultivated flora on wooded acres along the Garden Springs Creek with tours & activities.

Landscaped slope with benches & walkways offering views of Spokane Falls & a historic arch bridge.

The Great Northern Clocktower stands as a captivating landmark in Spokane, its historic presence whispering tales of the city’s bygone era. Built in 1908, this architectural gem served as the grand entrance to the sprawling Great Northern Railway Depot and remains a symbol of Spokane’s rich industrial heritage. Travelers can marvel at the intricate details of its design, from the ornate clock face to the soaring spire that punctuates the city skyline.

27-acre park featuring softball & baseball diamonds, a basketball court, a playground & restrooms.

Scenic green space with walking paths, a duck pond & stone footbridges, plus a playground.

Site of the 1974 World’s Fair featuring sculptures, a carousel & a cable ride over Spokane Falls.

15-minute gondola ride offering dramatic views of the waterfall that cascades through the city.

78-acre park, opened in 1904, featuring rose, lilac, & formal & native plant gardens, plus a pond.

Looff Carrousel and Gift Shop offers visitors a whimsical journey back in time with its beautifully restored antique carousel. The hand-carved wooden horses and other charming figures come to life as the carousel spins, enchanting people of all ages. Beyond the magical ride experience, the gift shop features a delightful selection of souvenirs and keepsakes, making it the perfect place to remember this special visit to Spokane.