Fish Lake (Spokane County) - Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
WEBFish Lake is one of this region's most popular brook trout lakes which opens the fourth Saturday in April and runs through the end of September. This lake is managed primarily with brook trout and tiger trout fry.
Facilities • Fish Lake Regional Park - Spokane County, WA
WEBFish Lake Regional Park is a 67.5-acre park located in the rural southwest portion of Spokane County, and is the only county-owned park in this region. The Columbia Plateau Trail State Park runs along the park border and includes a 3.25-mile paved section that links Fish Lake with the City of Cheney. Please note: Swimmer's Itch is a potential ...
Fish Lake - Spokane County, WA
WEBFish Lake (47 acres): Plants of catchable-size eastern brook trout produce some excellent catches here, but competing species have limited fishing in recent years. Located 2 miles northeast of Cheney on the Cheney-Spokane Highway, access is via county park property.
Columbia Plateau Trail - Fish Lake - Washington Trails Association
WEBSurvey wetlands, working farms and Western-movie vistas on this 130-mile rail trail through Eastern Washington’s channeled scablands. Continue reading.
Fish Lake Trail | Washington Trails - TrailLink
WEBThe Fish Lake Trail leaves West Spokane and runs south through open forest to reach Queen Lucas Lake, which is 1.5 miles north of the trail's ultimate planned destination, Fish Lake Regional Park.
Fish Lake Trail - Washington Trails Association
WEBHiking Fish Lake Trail. A rails-to-trails paved path connecting West Spokane to Queen Lucas Lake. Enjoy this multi-use, ADA-accessible trail with a mild uphill grade all year long. It's perfect for young children and dogs.
Fish Lake - Spokane Historical
WEBFish Lake, perhaps the lake that the Native Americans referred to as "Sile'" and the area that gave Cheney its second native name, meaning "Maternal Grandfather." This file appears in: The Many Names of Cheney, Washington
WEBThe Fish Lake Trail now starts at Government Way near I-90 and ends at Scribner Road. WHAT’S NEXT? Railroad Bridges • The remaining 2.5 miles of the trail will cross active railroad tracks and connect to Fish Lake Park and Cheney’s trail. A safe way to get people across the tracks is needed. Most likely
Fish Lake Trail - Columbia Plateau Trail Connector - Hiking Project
WEBDescription. This is the on-road section that connects the Fish Lake Trail to the Columbia Plateau Trail. The road (Cheney-Spokane) is relatively quiet mid-day, but is busier during commute times and on weekends. There is a wide shoulder area.
Fish Lake Trail Hiking Trail, Spokane, Washington - Hiking Project
WEBA beautiful trail that takes you from urban to rural in less than a mile. The trail features a very gentle uphill grade heading away from the Spokane trailhead. You'll be rewarded on your return, as it's all downhill all the way back! The trail is well maintained most of the year.