Dishman Hills Hiking Guide & Trail Map
Enjoy a hike around the Dishman Hills Nautral Area while you service your vehicle at Land Rover Spokane.
The entrance to several great hiking trails in Dishman Hills is just across the street from our showroom and service center. We provide a complimentary shuttle to the trailhead so you can explore this scenic area while getting your Range Rover, Defender, or Discovery SUV serviced.
Below is a guide and map to the trails to help you prepare for you next adventure starting at Land Rover Spokane.
Trail Guide
| Trail Name | Distance* | Est. Time | Difficulty | Best For... |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pinecliff Loop | 1.39 Miles | 30-60 Mins | Easy | Quick service appointments and forest trails through ancient rock formations. |
| Pond Loop | 1.49 Miles | 50-60 Mins | Easy | A relaxing walk with wildlife and bird watching. |
| Deep Ravine Loop | 1.25 Miles | 50-60 Mins | Moderate | A cool, shaded ravine with unique geology and towering rock walls. |
| Goldback Loop | 1.83 Miles | 1 Hour | Moderate | A rugged, quiet escape for those wanting a workout. |
| Nimbus Knob Loop | 2.42 Miles | 1-1.5 Hours | Moderate | Stunning panoramic views of Spokane Valley and Mt. Spokane. |
| Eagle Peak Loop | 1.72 Miles | 1.5 Hours | Moderate | The highest point in Dishman Hills with 360° views of Mt. Spokane, Mica Peak, and downtown. |
*Starting from Camp Caro
Dishman Hills Natural Area Trail Map
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What to Bring
- Comfortable Shoes: Most trails are well-maintained, but some have rocky sections and uneven terrain. Sturdy shoes with good grip are recommended.
- Water: There are no water fountains on the trails, so bring a bottle with you.
- Bug Spray: Ticks and mosquitoes are common on the trails, especially in spring and summer.
- Phone/Camera: Several trails offer stunning views of the Spokane Valley and surrounding mountains - you'll want to capture them.
- Trail Map: Some trail intersections aren't well marked. We recommend downloading the Dishman Hills trail map above or using the AllTrails app before heading out.
