Columbia Plateau Trail to Fish Lake is a 7.5 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Cheney, Washington that features beautiful wild flowers and is good for all skill levels. The trail offers a number of activity options and is accessible year-round. Dogs are also able to use this trail but must be kept on leash.
dogs on leash
wheelchair friendly
birding
hiking
nature trips
road biking
trail running
walking
views
wild flowers
Nice easy trail. Beautiful little creek with turtles and frogs, even saw a train go by.
A great low-intensity walk. The paved trail leads right to fish lake. Not much shade along the way, bring water and sunglasses for sure.
Nice trail. I personally feel the rating of moderate is inaccurate, should be rated as easy. Very little elevation change and the surface is paved but can feel long by the time you get back to your vehicle. If you venture into the Cheney wetlands trail(at about 3.5 miles from Fish lake) the surface changes to gravel and grass two track. Still remains relatively flat but a lot of beautiful scenery. Nice outing today. My wife and I logged 8.91 miles out and back with a short venture into the wetlands(ran short on time to venture further). Plan to do it again but take in more of the wetland's scenery.
Awesome trail to bike or run, it takes you straight to Fish lake. great for families. just make sure to bring plenty of water in the summer.
This is wonderful please, full of nature. I have seen porky pines, turtles, water snakes, lots of mosquitos, ducks, and other animals.
In weekends it gets little bit crowded for a road biking.
Good for a long run.
This is one leg of the Columbia Plateau Trail. This trail is paved, and excellent for hiking or bikes. This follows an old railroad grade. It has a lake and small park at one end, and an ample parking area at the other.