Pulaski Tunnel Trail

Jaime Rutherford

I wasn't expecting such a well maintained trail! Enjoyed the informational placards about the historic 1910 fire. A lovely hidden gem.

Jeri Stabler York

Read about this trail from one of the groups I'm in on FB that highlights areas to hike. Not far from home (I live in Spokane Valley), good day adventure even in the snow. My trip was the day before Easter, still lots of snow on the trail. Not very busy when I started out, made it almost all the way up before I saw people behind me. 2 miles up (and down of course), trail has mile markers in the ground, handful of bridges to walk over, quite a bit downed trees and big ol' limbs across the trail.... Some looked like they were from the winter weather and some looked like they have always been that way. Walk pretty much beside the creek the whole time. Very peaceful, all I could hear was the rushing water. Beginning of trail has some highlights of the fire and Pulaski. At the end there are more highlights. The tunnel entrance of course was covered in snow but I could definitely see where it was. Have to cross the water to actually reach the tunnel. Summer months I'm sure this is really pretty to hike and see the tunnel up close. Great picture taking time with nature. Dogs allowed. Bathroom at the beginning of the trail (not sure if it was accessible when I went tho). No garbage cans around.

Margaret Prows

A beautiful hike. Very well maintained. Some challenging hills! Great history and historical markers. We will definitely go again.

Nathan Ormond

Awesome hiking trail. The hike is beautiful and follows a stream all the way up the 2 mile trail. Due to the tall trees the hike is well shaded, but you still have plenty of sunshine. This trail tails a story and was fun to learn more about "Big Ed" Pulaski and the fires of 1910. Family friendly as I did the hike while carrying my 1 year old in an Osprey Poco. Highlight of the trip!