13 hours ago · The Dishman Hills Conservancy is a non-profit corporation that preserves the natural lands of the Dishman Hills ecosystem while connecting people to nature.

Click the maps to view or download or print and bring them with you on your visit to the Dishman Hills. Each map includes driving directions to the trailheads. Publicly Accessible Lands & Trailheads

May 3, 2024 · The Dishman Hills Conservancy is a non-profit corporation that preserves the natural lands of the Dishman Hills ecosystem while connecting people to nature.

The mission of Dishman Hills Conservancy is to permanently protect the Dishman Hills while connecting people to nature through conservation, education, recreation, and stewardship.

Join the DHC for this popular annual event, the spring Buttercup Hike! Beginning from Camp Caro in the Dishman Hills Natural Area, Board Member and former president Michael Hamilton will lead a hike in search of one of spring's first flowers, the beautiful buttercup. I support DHC Events!

From hiking and mountain biking to wildlife viewing and studying nature, the Dishman Hills offers an opportunity for all ages and interests to enjoy the outdoors. The Discover Pass is not required to enjoy the Hills, and parking is free.

Since 1966, Dishman Hills Conservancy has worked to protect and steward Spokane’s precious natural spaces. As Washington’s oldest land trust, DHC strives to maintain Dishman Hills and surrounding areas as safe, clean, and ecologically vibrant spaces for generations to come.

The complete map of the Dishman Hills public lands and detail trail maps of the Enchanted Ravine, Dishman Hills Natural Area, the Glenrose Unit, and the Iller Creek Unit are shown below. Click to download the maps for your mobile device, or …

The Dishman Hills Conservancy is a non-profit corporation that preserves the natural lands of the Dishman Hills ecosystem while connecting people to nature.

With your help we can connect and protect critical wildlife corridors, preserve stunning natural views and expand access to the beauty of Dishman Hills - for generations to come. We need to raise $300,000 to purchase it!