Greetings!
Friends of the Centennial Trail is only funded by donations from trail-loving people like you, and we need your financial support to continue this advocacy work. Please become a monthly donor – a minimum gift of $10 per month – and provide ongoing, reliable support to accelerate successful projects, like gap completion, asphalt maintenance, and mapping.
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Decking Don Kardong Bridge |
Precast concrete panels are transforming Don Kardong Bridge! While the project moves forward, detour directions have changed a bit recently. Watch for and follow directional detour signs and instructions on both sides of Spokane River. We anxiously await the completion of the project and appreciate City of Spokane Parks and Recreation for their work. |
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Adding a Mile
Last year we asked Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission to re-measure the Centennial Trail, assuming mileage had changed over 30 years. Sure enough, our beloved Centennial Trail is really one mile longer: 40.1 miles from the WA/ID state line to Nine Mile Falls Recreation Area at Long Lake! New milepost markers and signs are being prepared for installation this fall, so watch for them about .1 mile east of their previous location. We have funded this project up to $12,000, thanks to donations to our Trail Builder’s Fund! Learn More
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Thank you FCT Members and Adopt-a-Mile Partners! |
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Individual and Family Membership
Donna & Daniel Burt, Danial & Susan Baker, Peggy & Jim Kelter Charitable Fund, Ellen & Rick Peller, Mike Bjordahl, Ken & Kay Savitz, Shannen & Tom Buerke, Mary Weller, J. Ronald Dunsmore, Michael McKay, Sally Lodato, Ronald Harris, Kathleen Austin, Scott & Janis Fink, Tom Engdahl, Leyna Bernstein, Joan Wissmann, Thomas Magee, Carol Scribner, Nancy Glazier, Jeff Clausen, Lola Douthitt, Mark Kinney, Joseph Schretenthaler, David Ortiz, Jennifer Swain, Stephanie Vick.
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Century & Millennium Club Members
Susan Virnig & Bob Stilger, Linda & Mark Hendricksen, Steve & Theresa Lamp, Jennifer & Jason Wheaton, Ronald & Barbara Douglas, Ann & David Bell, Kathy & Roger Chase, Bill Fitzner, William Simer & Renee Rolando, Anonymous Fund at Innovia Foundation, Jane Schelly.
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Walk, Run, or Ride and Be Counted
User data collection technology is in several Centennial Trail locations to count bikes and pedestrians. This information is important for grant funding applications, project prioritization, and development. We are curious. Is Centennial Trail user data something you would like to view on our website? It’s over $3,000 to fund the link to make it possible. Share your thoughts in this quick poll below!
Many thanks,
Loreen McFaul, CFRE
Executive Director
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