Oyster Dome
Paragliders launch from viewpoint
11 this month · 119 reports
Puget Sound and Islands
the Chuckanut Falls trail is currently muddy in sections, especially near the waterfall itself. The falls are reportedly full, though described as smaller. The trail is generally in good shape, with one report from March 28 noting only a "tiny bit of mud in a couple spots." A fallen tree on the Interurban trail has been cleared as of March 31. Much of the trail is covered by a tree canopy, offering shelter during inclement weather, as noted on a rainy day on March 11. Parking is available off Chuckanut Drive North, where a porta-potty was present on March 11.
Generated from 12 trip reports. Trails change faster than reports do, so check anything you’d turn around for.
Generated from the most recent trip reports, newest 5 months ago. Check anything you’d turn around for.
No trip reports on this trail in 5 months, so everything below is at least that old.
Paragliders launch from viewpoint
11 this month · 119 reports
Huckleberries and thimbleberries along the way
3 this month · 14 reports
Evidence of old logging operations near Lizard Lake
2 this month · 36 reports
Parking lot easy to access but low signage
2 this month · 12 reports
Ripe salal berries and changing trees
1 this month · 53 reports
Salish Sea and San Juan Islands viewpoint
1 this month · 51 reports
Trail notes generated from recent reports. Conditions change fast.
This was a steeper hike than expected. There’s lots of trails within this area. For the falls stay straight (when in doubt go right) and you’ll eventually get to a post that tells you to go to the ove...
Nice short hike through some big trees to a small waterfall. Trail is in excellent shape and the fallen tree has been cleared off the interurban trail.
A tiny bit of mud in a couple spots but otherwise in perfect condition
It was a rainy day, but there is a tree canopy over much of the trail. Everything was green and lush and the falls were full, albeit they are smaller falls. After viewing the falls, we explored some o...
Exploring the Chuckanuts during a stay in Bellingham. Forecast was cold and wet, and that was definitely the case. We did a 7 mile, 1300 foot elevation gain loop (including the short 0.6 mile RT/100 f...
In the midst of our current deluge of water, this a safe place to experience the swollen creeks and falls with little worry about landslides. I started at the North Chuckanut Mountain parking lot. The...
Grandma/Granddaughter hike. A great little trail with a huge glacial erratic, old growth trees, sword ferns galore, mushrooms, and a couple waterfalls. Mud wasn't too bad, a couple bikes that gave a p...
A good alternative for a quick rainy day hike as the road to the Two Dollar Trailhead (Cleator Rd) and higher is closed for road work (12-21Nov).Good (albeit wet) trail, minimal mud. Typical light wee...
Enjoyed the fresh snow, trail was covered in snow the entire time, varying from a light dusting to ~1 inch, stayed dry in my water-resistant hiking boots. Only some slippery non-dangerous portions on ...
Our group hiked to the falls the morning of Thanksgiving Day. The wooden fence at the view point is rotten and is not stable enough to lean against. On the way back to the trail head we spotted the la...