Discover Spokane Valley

Is it time to elevate your style? In the modern age of online shopping, it can be refreshing to venture out, grab a coffee, and browse the latest styles in person. At the Spokane Valley Mall, you can do just that. Back-to-school shopping is a breeze with over 100 shops to choose from, including shoes, clothes, jewelry, specialty shops, and more. However, the shopping opportunities in Spokane Valley don’t end at the mall. Are you looking to hit the trails but don’t have the proper gear? Stop by The North Face, REI, Duluth Trading Company, or Sportsman’s Warehouse to get outfitted for your weekend adventure.

From outdoor adventures to cultural education, Spokane Valley offers free parking at all local attractions, making for convenient, hassle-free exploration. Get a glimpse into the city’s history and culture at the Spokane Valley Heritage Museum. Stroll along the Centennial Trail to introduce yourself to the landscape while taking in the picturesque views of the Spokane River. If you’re looking for something more challenging, the Dishman Hills Natural Area is a network of trails perfect for hiking, trail running, and spotting wildlife. The Spokane Valley Mall, a popular spot with locals, is a shopping and entertainment destination featuring the latest fashion and delectable cuisine.

Whether you’re seeking adventure or a quiet weekend getaway, Spokane Valley puts you at the center of it all. Thrill seekers love Silverwood Theme Park, the largest theme and waterpark in the Pacific NW. Looking for something low-key? Dip into the serenity of Manito Park’s famous gardens and conservatory, take a short drive to beautiful Lake Coeur d’Alene, or gather up some friends for a tasting at our award-winning wineries. The options are endless – you may just need to stay another day.

Whether snow is blanketing the mountains or everyone is headed to the river to beat the heat, staying in Spokane Valley puts you at the center of accessing four-season fun. Powder hounds will be happy to learn that Spokane Valley has five ski resorts within two hours and 50 miles of groomed Nordic trails at nearby Mount Spokane. When snow becomes a distant memory, explore miles of nearby trails on foot or two wheels. Strap on your shoes for a calf burner through old-growth cedar on the Liberty Lake Loop Trail, or grab your mountain bike and head to the “Crown Jewel” of rails-to-trails, Route of the Hiawatha, a 15-mile trail ride through beautiful PNW scenery, only 75 minutes from the Valley.

It’s no secret that Washington has some of the best wines in the entire country and the urban brewery scene in Spokane Valley is not to be missed. Breweries use local hops and seasonal ingredients, creating endless varieties to choose from. With several hosting game nights and charity events – it’s proof that the community here is strong. In recent years, the Spokane Valley has burst on the scene for its bold red wines. Local vintners leverage the unique terroir to create delicious alchemy. One even credits the gentle rumbling of trains above their cellar with settling the solids in the barrel, contributing to a softer taste. But, you’ll just have to try it for yourself.