Hiking Parks Near Post Falls

Discover 5 parks for hiking within driving distance of Post Falls

Farragut State Park

Athol, Idaho
22 miles away

"Post Falls is close enough for spontaneous day use, fishing trips, and picnics by the lake. Many visitors use Farragut as a nearby escape into a larger, more natural recreation area."

A scenic lakefront park on Lake Pend Oreille offering camping, boating, hiking, and year-round outdoor recreation.

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McCroskey State Park

Plummer, Idaho
28 miles away

"Post Falls residents can reach the park for a quick escape into a more remote, less developed landscape. The park appeals to those looking for hiking, photography, and solitude."

A remote mountain park with panoramic views, backcountry roads, and a rugged natural setting.

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Riverside State Park

Spokane, Washington
31 miles away

"Post Falls visitors cross into Washington for a large park with river access and extensive trails. It is a strong option for camping and outdoor activities near the Idaho border."

A sprawling Spokane-area park with rivers, forests, camping, and extensive outdoor recreation.

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Mount Spokane State Park

Mead, Washington
41 miles away

"Post Falls residents cross into Washington for mountain recreation and scenic overlooks. Mount Spokane is a convenient regional destination for hiking and winter sports."

A large mountain park offering scenic views, forest recreation, and winter sports near Spokane.

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Columbia Plateau Trail State Park

Spokane, Washington
48 miles away

"Post Falls visitors often cross into Washington for a day of cycling or hiking on a less crowded route. The park appeals to those looking for wide-open views and a rural trail experience."

A scenic rail-trail state park crossing the Palouse and basalt coulees of southeastern Washington.

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