Best For
Waterfall views and scenic sunset walks.
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Park·Scenic, Lush, Peaceful
Huntington Park is a hidden gem nestled in Downtown Spokane, providing some of the best vantage points for the lower Spokane Falls and the iconic Monroe Street Bridge. This landscaped slope features winding walkways, lush green lawns, and a series of native art installations that celebrate the area's heritage. Visitors can explore the history of the Spokane River through informative displays while enjoying the cooling mist from the falls. While the park is relatively small, its steep terrain and stairs offer a rewarding mini-hike with plenty of benches to rest and soak in the scenery, especially during sunset.
Huntington Park is a hidden gem nestled in Downtown Spokane, providing some of the best vantage points for the lower Spokane Falls and the iconic Monroe Street Bridge. This landscaped slope features winding walkways, lush green lawns, and a series of native art installations that celebrate the area's heritage. Visitors can explore the history of the Spokane River through informative displays while enjoying the cooling mist from the falls. While the park is relatively small, its steep terrain and stairs offer a rewarding mini-hike with plenty of benches to rest and soak in the scenery, especially during sunset.
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Highlights
Unobstructed views of the lower Spokane Falls.
Intricate native art installations and sculptures.
Lush landscaped lawns perfect for a quick escape.
Historical markers detailing the river's hydroelectric evolution.
Close proximity to the Monroe Street Bridge and Sky-ride.
Occasion Tags
Tourists, Locals, Family, Solo
Reviews
4.7
Excellent153 reviews
Huntington Park is highly regarded by visitors for its spectacular views of the Spokane Falls and the historic Monroe Street Bridge. Reviewers frequently describe it as a 'cool oasis' within the city, praising the lush greenery and well-maintained native art installations. Many guests enjoy the historical aspect of the park, which details the evolution of the Spokane River and its hydroelectric power. While the scenery is a major draw, several reviews warn that the paths are quite steep with many stairs, making it potentially difficult for those with mobility issues. It is noted as an exceptional spot for watching the sunset or taking a scenic walk during the spring when the water levels are high. Overall, it is considered a must-visit for its combination of natural beauty, art, and local history.
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Location
Downtown Spokane, Spokane, Washington, United States
