• North Idaho Centennial Trail – A long, paved multi-use trail ideal for walking, jogging, or biking along the Spokane River and through the Riverstone area.
• Riverstone Park – Community park with walking paths, picnic areas, and green space — great for a stroll or relaxing outdoors.
• Spokane River views – Simply walking along West Mill Ave toward the river gives you water views and easy access to the Centennial Trail and riverside paths.

Once you’re in the Riverstone/downtown area (about a half-mile north, 10–15 minute walk):

• Sherman Ave & Downtown District – Shops, cafés, galleries, and local boutiques along downtown streets.
• Lake Coeur d’Alene Cruises – Boat tours from the lakefront (a bit further walk if you continue into town).
• The Coeur d’Alene Resort area boardwalk — lakeside strolls with shops and views.

Short walks from downtown. (Best if you continue a little beyond Riverstone into downtown, but still easy walking/biking distance)

• McEuen Park – Large central park with paths, playgrounds, open lawns, and riverfront access.
• Tubbs Hill – Natural trails and lakeside views; small hikes available if you want a bit more adventure.
• Coeur D’Alene City Park And Beach and Fort Sherman Playground – Beach and park space right on the lake.
• Coeur d’Alene Carousel – Fun stop if you’re exploring parks with kids.

• Regal Riverstone Theater – Movie theater with new releases and comfortable seating (in Riverstone area).
• Riverstone Summer Concerts – Seasonal outdoor music events at Riverstone Park (summer months).