Kootenai County - Post Falls


Off Hwy 90 west, visit rapidly growing Post Falls. The city is situated on the Spokane River which winds through town, then runs 225 miles to its confluence with the Columbia at Grand Coulee, Washington. Check out the pictographs at Treaty Rock, which convey a historic treaty between early settler, Frederick Post and Andrew Seltice, a chief of the Coeur d’Alene tribe. Nearby Falls Park is a great spot complete with a handicapped accessible playground & exciting views of a spectacular seasonal waterfall cascading into the Spokane River. For more outdoor beauty, visit, Q’Emiln Park, a 78.5 acre park that features a swimming beach, seasonal boat launch, BBQ pits, and many other user friendly amenities.

Bicycle, run, walk or skate on the multi use recreational North Idaho Centennial Trail as it follows the Spokane River. This 24-mile winding paved path stretches from the Washington/Idaho border east to Higgens Point on Lake Coeur d’Alene. This trail is filled with rest areas, historical scenic stops, and signs to guide the way. At the state line, it connects with the Spokane River Centennial Trail, which runs 37 miles and extends through Riverfront Park in Spokane (22.5 miles west of state line) and on to Nine Mile Falls. State Line is proud of their businesses, Buck Knives , Sysco Systems and Cabella’s who have moved their corporate headquarters to this growing area.

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