Manito Park located in Spokane, Washington is a hundred year old beautiful public botanical garden devoted for trees. In a 90 acre space, five beautiful gardens ( Nishinomiya Tsutakawa Japanese garden, Duncan Garden, Rose Hill, Lilac Garden and Joel E. Ferris Perennial Garden ), pleasing trails and merry making playgrounds have made Manito Park their home. Manito Park also features many formal gardens, ultra clean flowerbeds, a conservatory and a duck pond. The park attracts many runners and walkers all day long. The streets around Manito Park are tree lined with sidewalks. Manito Park’s neighborhood features a combination of paths and paved roads.

It is good to take Vacations once in a while and take an opportunity to connect with friends, family, or oneself. For people who cannot take long vacations, the holidays coinciding right after a weekend are a welcome boon. The long weekends are the best time for Weekend Getaways and to unwind self. Nothing can beat getting away and explore places you have never seen before and bond with your family, friends, and your partner.

Think Spokane; think Riverfront Park. Riverfront Park is undoubtedly the defining landmark of Spokane. Embroidered in the city’s history, Riverfront Park was designed specifically to accommodate the Expo’ 74, a World’s Fair event. The one hundred acre public park is beautiful in that it sits right by the Spokane River. Given that the Spokane Falls is located with the area, calling it just a “park” is frankly an abomination to the monstrous public breathing space that it is. The well-defined, winding pathways, the beautiful scenery and the calmness that Riverfront Park holds within it, is truly a magnificent undertaking and has the served the city of Spokane well for decades now. In essence, no trip to Spokane without a day well-spent at this magnificent destination.