Besides Beacon, are there any other dh/fr riding areas or dj parks in spokane? Im going to gonzaga, so closer is always nice because I dont have my car. Thanks!
Spokane Riding
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Yo, Beacon is always there.
Mt. Spokane in the summer is rad. I can't wait for that place to open up. It's not too difficult to get a ride there during the summer.
There used to be rad dirt jumps off Dishman-Mica Rd in the valley but they got dozed. I think (not sure) there may be one or two still standing.
Your best bet is to ride at Beacon and talk to dudes, there's probably alot more places to ride than I know of.
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Mt. Spokane in the summer is rad. I can't wait for that place to open up. It's not too difficult to get a ride there during the summer.
There used to be rad dirt jumps off Dishman-Mica Rd in the valley but they got dozed. I think (not sure) there may be one or two still standing.
Your best bet is to ride at Beacon and talk to dudes, there's probably alot more places to ride than I know of.
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Your best bet is going to be Beacon.
I wouldn't get too excited about Mt. Spokane unless you like to pedal up. Expect it to be like last year.
Up North there's Indian Trail which has some trails. A few jumps and some slalom-type trails. There's also djs a little further north of the trails at the Powerlines.
I wouldn't get too excited about Mt. Spokane unless you like to pedal up. Expect it to be like last year.
Up North there's Indian Trail which has some trails. A few jumps and some slalom-type trails. There's also djs a little further north of the trails at the Powerlines.
Head up Indian Trail until you see the Powerlines (just before the city limits). Go east at the powerlines and you will see them.
The road up Mt Spokane will be closed for road work again this year in the summer.
Thanks man, I'll check em out!
well, I think it's about five miles from Bear Creek Lodge to the summit on the road. Still lots of white stuff up there.
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