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Robert Hylton
Aug 27
2024 Trail Building Continues
The FLSRV Board has been busy this spring and summer planning and organizing the build out of the next trail section along Little Spokane...
Dave Maccini
Mar 30, 2023
Trails Update
Over the years, Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley has had a part in developing over 10 miles of trails in our valley. Our latest...
Mark Case
Nov 15, 2022
Trails Committee Update
Trail design update for the west side of Little Spokane Drive from Midway Road to Colbert Road is progressing slowly. I updated the...
Kirk Neumann
Nov 15, 2022
Interview with INLC Stewardship Director Rose Richardson
Notice – Bridge closure at Waikiki Springs Nature Preserve, late October- November 2022 The pedestrian bridge at Waikiki Springs Nature...
Tina Wynecoop
Nov 15, 2022
Take a Hike!
The FLSRV Trails system continues to grow and enhance our community. There is a new addition to our non-motorized pedestrian trail....
Dave Maccini
Jan 22, 2022
Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley Trails Update
Dave Maccini & Kirk Neumann The FLSRV has started trail work along Little Spokane Dr. between Midway and Colbert Rd. This section, once...
Robert Hylton
Jan 19, 2022
2022 FLSRV Hike With Jack Nisbet
Saturday, April 30 TRAUTMAN RANCH Trautman Ranch is a 275-acre Spokane County Conservation Area located between two disjunctive parcels...
Mark Case
Jul 26, 2021
Trails Committee Update
by Mark Case The current trail design for the west side of Little Spokane Drive from Midway Road to Colbert Road is progressing. Last ...
Dave Maccini
Dec 5, 2020
Little Spokane Drive Trail Update
By David Maccini Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley is moving forward with plans to extend the trail system with a trail along...
Michael Kennedy
Dec 5, 2020
Valley Clean-Up 2021
By Michael Kennedy Friends of the Little Spokane River Valley did not hold their annual cleanup day for the valley on Saturday, April 18,...
Robert Hylton
Jan 20, 2020
Trail and Fundraising Update
Our next planned trail is on the west side of Little Spokane Dr. from Colbert Rd. to Midway Rd. A survey has been completed so that we...
Mark Case
Jan 20, 2020
Little Spokane Connector Trail
The newest portion of the ever-expanding FLSRV pedestrian trail system was constructed/completed on two Saturdays in October 2019. The...
Dave Maccini
Oct 30, 2019
Bidwell Park
In late July enough heavy equipment was brought in to build a city, let alone a twenty acre regional park bounded by and situated within...
Dave Maccini
Feb 16, 2019
New Trail Section: Midway Rd. to Colbert Rd.
Please consider contributing money to the construction of a trail along Little Spokane Drive that will connect the trail that now ends at...
Landon Eaton Crecelius
Nov 16, 2018
Changes May Be Coming to WDFW Waikiki Springs Property
by Landon Eaton Crecelius Changes may be coming to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife (WDFW) Waikiki Springs property below...
Robert Hylton
Oct 17, 2018
How to Be a Hero Along The Middle of The Little Spokane
by Rob Allen, Fairwood Farmers Market Director Heroes are needed to help preserve public access to the Middle of the Little Spokane...
Robert Hylton
May 17, 2018
Proposed Little Spokane Drive Trail from Midway to Colbert Rd
by Mark Case, Trails Chairman FLSRV trails committee is in the planning process of a new trail connecting the Midway Road trail to the...
Robert Hylton
May 17, 2018
Jack Nisbet’s and FLSRV’s Sixth Annual Walking Tour: Lower Hangman/Latah Creek April 29,
by Tina Wynecoop Near Peaceful Valley, below Spokane Falls, a tributary joins the Spokane River. And thirty-three humans and one very...
Robert Hylton
Jan 17, 2018
Trail System Section Completions
by Mark Case The Colbert Road trail was completed last fall. We now have 900 feet of trail along the north side of Colbert Road,...
Robert Hylton
Jan 17, 2018
Middle of Little Spokane River
by Daniel Collins Waikiki Springs received another dose of community spirit on the Switchbacks trail in late October. Waikiki Springs is...
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