Back in 2017, the Spokane River flooded significantly and caused some major damage to the Centennial Trail near the Barker Road Trailhead. This particular stretch of the trail is close to the water level, and it was only a matter of time before erosion damaged the Centennial Trail. Thankfully, Washington State Parks secured FEMA funding […]
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The Friends of the Centennial Trail (FCT) has been selected as the recipient of the SpokeFest Bicycle Education and Safety grant in the amount of $5,000. Wheel Sport Bicycles is the grant sponsor for this combined 2017-2018 award. With this grant and matching funds from the FCT, wayfinding and safety upgrades will be made to the
2018 SpokeFest Bicycle Education Grant Awarded To Friends of the Centennial Trail Read More »
The non-profit group Friends of the Centennial Trail (FCT) assists in the maintenance and development of the Spokane River Centennial Trail and adjacent trails through advocacy and safety. Currently, the FCT has introduced an online survey to help update Centennial Trail wayfinding, along with safety signs and asphalt markings. Right now, this trail is the
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The North Idaho Centennial Trail Foundation recently hired Todd Dunfield as its new executive director. Dunfield took over the job last month, and he’s already working on some big projects. “The Centennial Trail is a regional treasure because it connects our entire community with 63 miles of walking and biking trail. By spanning two states
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For nearly 25 years, the Centennial Trail ran from Higgins Point on Coeur d’Alene Lake to Nine Mile Falls Dam. Thanks to generous donations from Avista and the Friends of the Centennial Trail, Washington State Parks was recently able to extend the trail 1.7 miles further from Sontag Park to the Nine Mile Recreation Area
Centennial Trail Grows with Trail Extension Read More »
This Booty has been found! Congratulations to the winners! Play the OTM Backcountry Booty scavenger hunt contest and you get to explore different trails around the region and possibly win gift certificates for cool outdoor gear and other prizes. Here’s how it works: 1. We hide a booty certificate, that’s good for whatever prizes
Backcountry Booty: OTM’s Centennial Trail Mile 34 Read More »
Generous donations and consistent support of local advocacy groups has really paid off for cyclists and runners pushing a baby jogger. Last month, the Friends of the Centennial Trail and the Riverside State Park Foundation collaborated to purchase a specialized asphalt repair machine, and donate it to Riverside State Park. Maintenance for the Centennial Trail
Smoother Paths in the Future for the Centennial Trail Read More »
I would like to take this time to thank you all for attending last week’s open house for the Centennial Trail Gap Mission Avenue Crossing Study. During the open house, a number of those in attendance expressed the desire to have access to the exhibits on display that evening. The following link is now set
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Dear Friends, The North Idaho Centennial Trail will have some detours due to construction and seal coating. Thanks to Charlie Miller North Idaho Foundation for the information. Beck Road Interchange Construction (July 16 – November 1 2012)
Detours on North Idaho Centennial Trail Read More »
REI donates $10,000 to the Friends of the Centennial Trail To be used to fund a volunteer coordinator REI generously donated $10,000 to the Friends of the Centennial Trail and a tandem $10,000 grant to the Riverside State Park Foundation. Due to REI’s focus on building volunteerism in communities and encouraging community involvement with stewardship
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