Washington State Parks Near Airway Heights

Riverside State Park is one of Washington’s largest state parks, known for its river corridors, pine forests, and dramatic basalt landscapes. Visitors come for camping, boating, fishing, hiking, horseback riding, and winter sports, all within easy reach of Spokane.

Centennial Trail State Park is a long, paved recreational trail that links Spokane and communities to the east with river views, parks, and urban access points. It is especially popular with cyclists, runners, commuters, and families looking for a flat, accessible outdoor route.

Columbia Plateau Trail State Park stretches for miles through the Palouse, offering a remote, low-traffic experience on a converted railroad grade. Its broad views, wildlife habitat, and access points near several communities make it popular with cyclists, hikers, and equestrians.

Mount Spokane State Park spans rugged ridges, dense pine and fir forests, and the 5,883-foot summit of Mount Spokane. It is one of Washington’s largest state parks and a favorite destination for hiking, biking, skiing, and panoramic overlooks.