Spokane Advances Plan to Connect 27 Miles of Cycling Routes by 2027
Spokane is moving forward with a plan to connect 27 miles of cycling routes by 2027.
Spokane, WA, October 26, 2026 —
Spokane is moving forward with a plan to connect 27 miles of cycling routes by 2027, according to the information provided about the effort. The summary identifies the planned distance and target year, but does not describe the routes or explain how the connections would be made.
Details about the plan remain limited. The information provided does not identify the agency or organization leading the work, specify which areas the routes would serve, or say whether the 27 miles refers to newly built routes, existing routes to be linked, or a combination of both. It also does not state the project’s cost, funding sources, construction schedule, or approval status.
No individual project milestones are listed, and the information does not say when work is expected to begin or whether any sections are already underway. The plan’s 2027 target is the only timeline provided. It is also unclear what criteria will be used to determine that the routes have been connected by that date.
The available summary does not include comments from officials, residents, cyclists, or other stakeholders. It also provides no information about expected effects on travel, safety, or access. Those details would help clarify the plan’s scope and what progress toward the target will involve.
For now, the stated objective is to connect 27 miles of cycling routes in Spokane by 2027. Further information about the route locations, implementation, financing, and schedule was not provided.
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