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FreeImport gift shop in Spokane's historic Flour Mill selling jewelry, beads, minerals, fossils, and art from around the world.

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Spokane is a sightseeing stop in Spokane, WA, part of the Inland Northwest guide. Cost: free.
Spokane Falls Blvd & Howard St · Spokane, WA
Visit Spokane is the official destination marketing organization for Spokane, Washington, promoting the city's attractions, lodging and events across the Inland Northwest. Its Visitor Information Center is located inside Riverfront Park near the Spokane Falls, where staff hand out maps and the official Spokane Visitors Guide. Riverfront Park itself centers on the Spokane River's namesake falls in the heart of downtown Spokane.
The closest stops to Spokane, ordered by straight-line distance. A few more like it, plus some different kinds of fun so you can build a full day.
Import gift shop in Spokane's historic Flour Mill selling jewelry, beads, minerals, fossils, and art from around the world.
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Spokane's largest museum, known as the MAC, covering Inland Northwest history, Plateau Indian culture, and regional art.
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Scenic and dinner boat cruises on Lake Coeur d'Alene aboard a fleet of double-deck excursion boats.
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Lakefront marina at the Coeur d'Alene Resort renting speed boats, pontoon boats, jet skis and paddle boards.
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Visitor information for Sandpoint, Idaho, a lakeside mountain town on Lake Pend Oreille.
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