98 trails with conditions from recent trip reports, most recently reported first.
Fall colors starting to come out
Fall colors are starting to come out
Black bear warning in the parking lot
The falls were beautiful!
Trail is closed
Owls may be swooping, use caution
Sun sets under the bridge in fall
Unique vending machines and maritime sights
Fantastic views of islands and kayakers
Southeastern edge is very overgrown
Bear sightings are up this month
Boardwalk and gravel trails, wildlife viewing
Butterflies flitting gently in the sunlight
Trash noted from overnight party
Paragliders launch from viewpoint
Raccoons playing and wading along the shore
Salish Sea and San Juan Islands viewpoint
Major trail closure for upgrades
Lush plants and abundant birdlife
Nude sunbathing possible in private spots
Otters swimming near the beach
Blackberry picking is excellent right now
Abundant wildlife sightings
Excellent birding and harbor seals spotted
Boardwalk wobbly in places, plants encroaching
No fall color or dry streams
Huckleberries and thimbleberries along the way
Dry trail, no bugs, ferry access
Evidence of old logging operations near Lizard Lake
Sandy beach walk at low tide
Fall color arriving
Sunlight streams through trees
Lower trail preferred, overgrown upper trail
Cactus spotted west of historical marker
Parking lot easy to access but low signage
Territorial barred owl may swoop down at you
Root heave spots, a few ducks and song birds
Trails are in good condition, no bugs
Beach walk very warm little shade
Breathtaking sound views, water access
Seals basking on rocks
Wasp nest near three curved trees
Trail eroded near ravine, ongoing puncheon work
Bikers outnumber joggers 2 to 1
Beaver lodge discovered under bridge
Ripe salal berries and changing trees
Lake was beautiful and worth it
Downed tree and trail washout reported
Overflowing toilets and human waste found
Mosquitoes still a bother on some boardwalks
Waterfalls are anticlimactic, but berries are ripe
Trail design is fun and windy
Rotting fruit smell and green algae bloom
Trail is closed but still offers water views
Suspension bridge and art installations await
Ripe blackberries along the trails
Great views of East Whatcom, but no Puget Sound
Lots of vehicle traffic took away from the experience
Spiderwebs and bird chatter are present
Deer and eagles seen recently
View obscured by trees, but still nice
Explore tide pools at low tide
Newly renovated trail with new bathrooms
Trail changes dramatically with the seasons
Geyser with colored hues is visible
Trails are hard and dry, no bugs reported
Steep climb to sunny balds
Bear sightings have increased
Empty beaches and exposed rocks for climbing
Surprisingly quiet trails despite weekend activity
Thousands of sand dollars and sea anemones visible at low…
Refreshing maple shaded trail with creek canyon
Flat, fairly smooth trail, beautiful scenery
Hydrangeas are incredible and bursting with color
Alligator sighted at pocket beach
Seeing a heron up close on the waterfront trail
Giant lily pads and nests in trees
Wild raspberries beginning to appear
Birds feeding their young
Stunning views of the sound and islands
Sheer rock faces towering overhead and giant boulders
Mossy trails and trees with faces
Cherry blossoms at full bloom on the shores
Long beach walk with ice cream kiosk
Thousands of mosquitos
Blooming wildflowers, pony droppings
Ferry dock is a highlight for kids
Great blue herons fishing along the river banks
Wildflowers are abundant and colorful
Muddy trails, great views from the island top
Blooming flowers and rolling hills
Abundant birds and waterfowl aplenty
Bleeding hearts and maples decked with moss
Trail crew clearing blowdowns, some mud
Muddy trail sections, falls are full
Water features are gushing
Daffodil fields and abundant waterfowl
Beach walking at night under the stars