Teenage Stuff To Do in Spokane, Washington

No matter what your teen’s climbing abilities may be, Wild Walls Indoor Climbing Gym is accommodating to varying levels. The gyms most popular feature is its two 40-foot free-standing structures. These monoliths, as they are called, are covered in textured concrete created to look and feel like authentic rock. The structures possess a challenging overhang with varying pitches and angles, in addition to 50 top-rope routes. Wild Walls also has two bouldering caves with over 50 boulder problems for climbers of all abilities. There is a learning deck to help those in need of basic instruction and a fitness conditioning area equipped with cardio and weight machines.

Spokane’s Centennial Trail is most ideal for active teens with a passion for hiking, biking or inline rollerblading. The total length of the Centennial Trail is 37 miles of paved land. The trail runs through the center of downtown Riverfront Park, where pine trees and blueish-green lake line its path. Bike riders or skaters are up for a leisurely run through the valley section of the trail, which consists of flat land extending from the Washington state line and past the Spokane Valley Mall where it makes its end at the Maringo Trailhead in Millwood, Iowa.

Teen gamers may find Spokane’s Laser Quest’s advanced laser tag equipment the ultimate experience. Laser Quest is played in a spacious, multi-level arena with hip, pop and rock music, specialty and fog and lighting.