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Route type: Paved paths, sidewalks Safety Tips Manito and Cannon Hill Park Loop Distance: 2.4 miles (entire loop) ŸAlways use crosswalks. Manito Park, originally named “Montrose Park,” has been the primary garden showplace in Spokane Steps: 4,800 since 1903. The park originally played host to a zoo among other family-friendly activities. Manito Time: 41 minutes ŸChoose well-lit areas if out Medical Lake Loop Route type: Paved / shared path

means “spirit of nature.” This 90-acre park offers manicured lawns, flowers, topiary shrubs, a ESTIMATED Calories: 202 after dark. Medical Lake was named for its high mineral content - believed to have healing powers. greenhouse conservatory, playgrounds, plus swans, geese, ducks and so much more. Pets and bikes American Indian tribes brought their sick to the lake and extracted its minerals to use as Distance: 2.7 miles (entire loop) Difficulty ŸTake a cell phone or whistle. are prohibited in both Japanese and Duncan gardens; pets are allowed and must be on a leash in all rating: medicine. The City of Medical Lake was founded in 1872 by Andrew Lefevre who discovered Steps: 5,400 other areas of the park. In the wintertime, the hill near Grand turns into a popular sledding hill. ŸWalk with a buddy; this can the lake while searching for lost sheep, and decided to bathe in it. He found that the pain Time: 46 minutes from his rheumatism was gone, and thus named the lake “Lac de Medicine.” Pets must be

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