SPOKANE VALLEY, Wash. — Hikers will soon be able to travel from the Dishman Hills Natural Area to the Glenrose Trailhead on one continuous path. Volunteers are now completing the final 500 feet of the Keystone Trail.
“Days spent on the trail are not deducted from your lifetime, so I plan to live until 100,” said Lynn Smith of the Spokane Mountaineers and Dishman Hills Conservancy.
The Dishman Hills Conservancy spent decades acquiring the land. Connecting these trails was always their goal…