The iconic Glen Tana property, which meanders along the Little Spokane River, represents one of the last truly wild spaces side-by-side with a thriving population center in Washington State.
Here, moose, elk, deer, coyotes, and eagles roam freely. Two miles of pristine riverfront host salmon reintroduction efforts led by the Spokane Tribe of Indians. Towering ponderosa pines offer shelter to countless creatures, while providing clean air and water for us all. And thanks to a partnership with Washington State Parks, Glen Tana has the potential to become an extension of Riverside State Park—offering miles of new trails and outdoor adventure for the community.
This 1,060-acre property is a critical piece of Spokane’s history and natural beauty. It represents a rare opportunity to protect a wild, undeveloped landscape by safeguarding clean water, providing safe habitats for wildlife, and preserving open spaces where people can connect with nature
The Inland Northwest is growing rapidly, and with that growth comes the threat of losing the wild spaces that make this region so unique. Glen Tana is more than just land—it’s a critical piece of our local ecosystem, providing vital habitats for animals and offering clean air and water to our community. Protecting it is about more than preserving beauty; it’s about safeguarding the future.
Imagine if you had the chance to protect these spaces before they were lost forever. You do. By supporting this incredible conservation campaign, you’re helping to keep natural spaces open for everyone to enjoy.
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Join us in protecting the places that matter most.
Conservation is in our nature. And it’s in yours, too.
We are so excited to share this beautiful land with our community through this guided hike series. Slots are filling up fast so if you are interested in touring the property, be sure to sign up for a hike today!
(Not a world-class hiker? No problem! These tours are perfect for people of many abilities! Feel free to contact our team if you have any questions – we’d love to talk with you!)
Book a Hike TodayWe envision a future of interconnected natural habitats throughout the Inland Northwest, supporting thriving populations of native plants and wildlife, enjoyed and respected by the people who also call this region home.