Neighborhoods
Humans have always shaped the places we live. At the same time, these places affect who we are and how we move through and perceive the world. Discover the identities and stories of neighborhoods along the trail.
Bemiss
A diverse community with a working-class heritage, this neighborhood is named in honor of David Bemiss, Spokane’s first superintendent of public schools.
Chief Garry Park
Named for Chief Garry of the Spokane Tribe, this age-diverse enclave is home to Spokane Community College and Felts Field.
East Central
East of downtown, this growing and transitional neighborhood once attracted immigrants from around the world to its factories and industries.
Hillyard
With a proud history built around the railroad, this town within a city preserves the architecture and small-town feel.
Minnehaha
Founded at the site of a mineral spring, this residential community offers access to local recreation, including rock climbing at the Minnehaha Rocks.