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Annual walk includes 17 bridges over Spokane River

A passer-by takes in the falls at Riverfront Park in spring 2008 in Spokane. The falls are central to the region’s history. (File / The Spokesman-Review)
By Rich Landers richl@spokesman.com(509) 459-5508
A passer-by takes in the falls at Riverfront Park in spring 2008 in Spokane. The falls are central to the region’s history. (File / The Spokesman-Review)
A passer-by takes in the falls at Riverfront Park in spring 2008 in Spokane. The falls are central to the region’s history. (File / The Spokesman-Review)

HIKING — Believe it or not, hikers participating in this  can cross 17 bridges over portions of the Spokane River in an enjoyable — especially during spring runnoff — stroll in downtown Spokane. An annual event sponsored by Spokane City Parks celebrates this unique Spokane opportunity. Details:

What :  Participants will walk a 4.5 mile loop that crosses 17 bridges in the heart of downtown Spokane.  Experience the roaring Spokane River falls,  one of the city’s greatest natural wonders!

When :  Saturday, June 2, 2012  (OPEN START- 9:30am-10:30am)

Where :  Veteran’s Court (Corner of Monroe & Post Streets)

Cost :  $9 Adults ages 17 and older, $9 youth ages 5-16, FREE for ages 4 and under (no participation pin).

Register here or call (509) 625-6200.

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