Spokane, Washington / 8 photo spots
8 Instagram spots around Spokane, Washington
Spokane combines a river gorge, historic park landmarks and planted gardens. The final idea is a separate excursion to Riverside State Park outside downtown.
Explore the map
Photo spots on the map
0 of 8 photo ideas have sourced location coordinates. The initial view is for orientation. An area marker does not indicate an exact photo position.
Select a highlighted number to show its sourced location on the map. Every name links to the photo spot.
If the map does not load, use the OpenStreetMap link or the photo spot list.
Map data: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL.
Destination reference: GeoNames (CC BY 4.0). Spot coordinates: Wikidata, CC0. Selection, association and some calculations by You, Me, Away.
Upper Spokane Falls Bridges
Pedestrian suspension bridges cross near the upper falls in Riverfront Park. Use the bridge rail as a foreground line while leaving the river visible below.
Search Google MapsHuntington Park
Paths in Huntington Park lead toward views of the lower Spokane Falls. Try a wider frame that shows both the falls and the basalt surroundings from an open viewing area.
Search Google MapsGreat Northern Clock Tower
The former railway depot clock tower stands on Havermale Island in Riverfront Park. Leave enough space above the tower for a vertical composition.
Search Google MapsRiverfront Park Pavilion
The Pavilion on Havermale Island dates to Expo 74. Compare a wide view of its distinctive outline with a close crop of its structure.
Search Google MapsDuncan Garden
Duncan Garden in Manito Park follows a formal Renaissance-style layout. Use its axes and planted beds to build a symmetrical composition; planting changes with the season.
Search Google MapsNishinomiya Tsutakawa Japanese Garden
The city lists this garden as open April through October. Photograph the pond and planting from the paths. Commercial and portrait photography and tripods are prohibited. Weddings and wedding photography require a reservation. Ask the city beforehand which photography is permitted under a reservation.
Search Google MapsMonroe Street Bridge
From the Centennial Trail near the Monroe Street Bridge, the river and the bridge arches can share a frame. Keep to the designated viewing areas above the falls.
Search Google MapsBowl and Pitcher
At Riverside State Park outside downtown, a suspension bridge crosses the Spokane River beside basalt formations. The park reports closures on trails west of the bridge, so check current access before leaving.
Search Google Maps