I rode around spokane valley on the trail, then took my bike and road around Coeur d'lene as well. Next year I will ride to spokane valley. This is a great way to keep up the fitness and explore a new riding trail.

We rode our bicycles from Post Falls to Coeur d'Alene as well as from Coeur d'Alene to Higgins Point. Both were good rides with some hills, but great exercise. My husband and I especially enjoyed the ride out to Higgins Point even though we struggled...More

We rode bikes along the trail, one morning, and it was a nice bike ride. We just rode from one end of town to the other, but I understand the trail goes for many miles.

Walked the trail from town to Hampton Inn, took an hour. Plenty of sand, water, boats and folks along the way. Have water and good shoes for the trail, it is concrete. Stop at the sign along the way to read about the hobos. Very...More

Great place to train on bike, run, hike, with or without dogs, etc. Usually clean and people are very friendly, helpful and respectful.

It follows the river, takes you by wonderful homes, and an excellent park for children to explore, check it out.

My husband and I walk our dogs along this trail regularly and we will often drive to different parts of the trail for the different views to enjoy while we are walking. It's well maintained and the walking path is level, a must for this...More

Mostly used (sometimes heavily) during the summer months The Lake and River views can be really nice.

Rented a bike from the Coeur d'Alene bike shop near downtown - rode east until I was at the end of the trail. Trail was well maintained and provided excellent views. A couple steep hills were challenging but coming down was fun! The trail also...More

Centennial trail runs all the way from the East end of Coeur D'Alene to Spokane, much of it running along the lake. Beautiful