Padilla Bay
3 days ago
Abundant waterfowl and shorebirds
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Larrabee State Park - Chuckanut Falls
Puget Sound and Islands
updated 1 month ago
Current conditions at Larrabee State Park - Chuckanut Falls are generally favorable for hiking. The trail is mostly free of snow and mud, though fallen leaves may cause some slippery spots. The road leading to the trailhead is suitable for all vehicles. Bugs were reported as not too bad as of October 7. The falls themselves are not experiencing high water flow, likely due to the dry summer. Hikers can expect a relatively quiet experience, with minimal crowds encountered on a weekday.
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What hikers ask about Larrabee State Park - Chuckanut Falls
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As of October 7, there was one fallen tree that made things a little interesting but was not impassable. Other minor obstacles were posing few problems.
The falls did not have a ton of water coming down as of October 7, which is expected after a dry summer.
The trail is not too muddy for the most part, but the fallen leaves could potentially make things a little slippery as of October 7.
The road was reported as suitable for all vehicles as of October 7.
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Older1 month ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Bellingham Area
Lovely little hike, easy-to moderate feels like an appropriate difficulty rating. Not too muddy for the most part, but the fallen leaves could potentially make things a little slippery. Bugs were mini...
Older7 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Bellingham Area
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...
Older7 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Bellingham Area
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.
Older7 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Bellingham Area
A tiny bit of mud in a couple spots but otherwise in perfect condition
Older8 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Bellingham Area
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...
Older10 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Bellingham Area
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...
Older11 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Bellingham Area
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...
Older11 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Bellingham Area
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...
Older12 months ago
Puget Sound and Islands > Bellingham Area
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...
Puget Sound and Islands
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 ...