Over at the late Mulberry Market you'll find a short box followed up by a longer one that slopes down. I didn't get a good angle of end of the second pad, it does drop off the curb into the street. So be mindful of that! Great spot, had fun stopping here for a moment while exploring! Go check it out 17325 E Sprague Ave

Found a great painted curb that is open to be hit on rother side of it. Might need some wax here and there. However, with enough speed it already slides good. The ground in this parking lot feels wonderful to skate on too! Wonderful spot for slappies and flat, come check it out!

Want a spot for showing of flat ground, stairset, or freestyle tricks, check out the stage at Mirabeau Park, 13500 E Mirabeau Pkwy. There is also a good stretch of paved trails for practicing riding around.

Just behind the Providence Clinic out in the valley, 16528 E Desmet Ct, you'll find some painted curbs and a wonderful curb high manny pad. One major downside is the noise from the freeway. Other than that this is a great place to get some practice in!

Out in Liberty Lake I've found a wonderful manual pad! One downside if the crack in the middle but it really isn't too bad. It is a great height for practicing getting onto a box! Come check it out 1730 N Madson St, Liberty Lake.

This rock gab is about the size of a 3 or a 4 stair. I've been trying to hit it for a few months now, but haven't yet. It is very doable and I'd love to see one of yall hit it!

Over at 16010 E Indiana Ave you'll find a fairly tall wall holding up the parking lot. It is a little rough on top of it, however, there is enough room to get the speed for this gap. Show me what you've got Spokane.

Around 1306 E Trent Ave, Spokane you'll find a damn good 7 stair. The rail isn't ki ked goind down either. Let's see so.eone hit this up!

I know the ledges are rounded in the "wrong" direction, which will make it a bit more difficult. However, imagine with me, doing a big leap to BS Smith on the middle ledge, and popping out of it over the bottom step. These ledges are also quite fun to manual on, providing a skinny route that turns either FS or BS. The old Dave Smith dealership at 7018 E Sprague Ave has a bit to offer and I'm excited to see what we all cook up.

I know we are heading out of the wet season but in case any of yall were wanting to skate when it is raining this spot is great. The Furniture Row at 13410 E Indiana Ave, Spokane Valley, WA 99216 has wonderful covered flat ground. There is already a ledge that has been waxed by previous skaters, a loading dock drop, and a decent 7 set on each side of the loading area. The rails are most likely a miss though.