Name: N State Park Drive
Rating: 5.0

“A road highlighted by an overlook of Deep Creek and basalt rock formations.”

— Karen Jurasin

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Features: River/Creek — Views — Wildlife

Dogs: Leashed

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Starting from the parking lot this is an easy run out to a viewpoint over Deep Creek. Continue on to the Spokane Centennial Trail and the bridge over Deep Creek. This trail links to the Spokane Centennial Trail and Trail 25 North.

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Land Manager: WSP - Riverside State Park

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1,814' 553 m High 1,739' 530 m Low	1% Avg Grade (1°) 2% Max Grade (1°)
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N State Park Drive

1.2 Miles 2.0 Kilometers

100%

Doubletrack

2' 1 m

-75' -23 m

1,814' 553 m

1,739' 530 m

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“A road highlighted by an overlook of Deep Creek and basalt rock formations.”