I'm looking for the Spokane Centennial Trail map

Question

Does anyone have a good map for the Centennial Trail near Spokane Washington

Answer 1

This is a prety good source:

http://www.spokolife.com/outdoor.htm

Here is the map and the ledgend:

The red numbers on the map represent the Centennial Trail's milepost markers. To find the closest access point to a particular milepost, consult the list below. You may wish to consult a map of Spokane in order to determine the best route to that access point. Locations of restrooms and drinking water are also noted in the list.

Access Points and Amenities:

Milepost   1:	Parking, access, restrooms and water at I-90 exit 299
Milepost   4:	Parking and access on Harvard Road
Milepost   7:	Restrooms
Milepost 10:	Parking, access, restrooms and water at Sullivan Park
Milepost 11:	Parking, access, restrooms and water near Mirabeau Park
Milepost 16:	Parking, access, raft and canoe access at Boulder Beach
Milepost 18:	Parking, access, and restrooms on Upriver Drive
Milepost 20:	Parking on Greene Street
Milepost 21:	Parking, access, water and restrooms at Mission Park
Milepost 23:	Access, water and restrooms at Riverfront Park
Milepost 27:	Parking and access on Pettet Drive near George Wright Bridge
Milepost 28:	Parking, access, and restrooms at Military Cemetery
Milepost 31:	Parking and access on Aubrey White Parkway
Milepost 33:	Parking and access on Riverside Park Drive
Milepost 37:	Parking, access, water and restrooms at Sontag Park on Charles Road

 

Answer 2

As a Phoenician, I love visiting Santa Maria.  It is true   Santa Maria owns the brggiang rights to some of the best parks.  I love taking my grandkids to a clean, safe environment where the weather is always pleasant and the surroundings enjoyable.This author describes what can be found at Rotary Centennial Park in glowing terms   I would have to agree.