Riverfront Park in Spokane is an extraordinary 100 acre park that combines natural beauty, historical landmarks and engaging attractions. It’s now one of the Spokane’s most beloved destinations, drawing locals and visitors alike with its rich mix of monuments, family or friends activities, and also scenic river views and spaces that appeal to visitors of all ages. One of the park’s standout features is the Great Northern Clock Tower. It is a cherished Spokane landmark and a reminder of the city’s rich railroad heritage. Saved from demolition by Jerry Quin’s “Save Our Stations” campaign in 1972, the clock tower now stands as a tribute to Spokane’s history, making time over the park and adding a touch of nostalgia. Another highlight is the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, a peaceful and reflective spot dedicated to those who served in the Vietnam War. This granite monument provides a quiet place for visitors to reflect and pay their respects. Adding a whimsical touch to the park is the famous Garbage Goat sculpture. This metal goat eats garbage via vacuum system, making it both a quickly attraction and effective reminder to keep the park clean. Kids and adults alike live interacting with the Garbage Goat, which has become one of the park’s most unique and memorable features. Families will enjoy the Looff Carrousel, this beautiful preserved carrousel, with it’s hand carved wooden animals and nostalgic music, provides a magical experience for riders picking up colorful plastic rings while riding to throw them into a goat’s bucket. It is for riders of all ages and is a must see for anyone who visit the park. The Spokane Pavilion, has been transformed into a open air venue with spectacular LED lights that illuminates the night sky. It’s a too spot for concerts, festivals and community events, offering a modern twist on Spokane’s historic roots. For kids, the park offers an exciting playground with various structures for climbing, sliding and exploring. The playground is designed with safety and fun in mind, providing hours of entertainment for families. The Red Wagon sculpture, officially known as the Radio Flyer, is another family favorite. This oversized wagon doubles as a slide, giving kids a fun, interactive experience and serving as a playful photo for visitors. Another newer feature, the Sister Cities Garden, celebrates Spokane’s relationships with its sister cities around the world. This peaceful area showcases stones, plaques, and plantings that represent Spokane’s global connections, encouraging visitors to learn about different cultures. For outdoor enthusiasts, the Centennial Trail runs through Riverfront Park along with Spokane River. Ideal for walking, running and biking, this trail offers breathtaking views of Spokane Falls. Benches and lookout points along the trail provide perfect spots to relax and take in the beauty of the surroundings. The Numerica SkyRide offers an unforgettable aerial view of the park, taking riders over the Spokane River and offering panoramic view of the falls and downtown Spokane. It’s and ideal way to gain a unique perspective on the park and its beautiful landscapes.