Oyster Dome
Paragliders launch from viewpoint
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Puget Sound and Islands
The trails at Whatcom Falls Park are currently in very good condition, with most being well-maintained and gravel, making them suitable for all ages and relatively flat. As of September 24, the park is snow-free, and the road is accessible for all vehicles. No bugs were reported on September 24. The main parking lot was about 40% full on a rainy Thursday afternoon. There is a minor blockage of two trees on a side trail off the Waterline Trail, but it is not significant. The falls themselves are described as beautiful.
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As of September 24, almost all trails were very well maintained and gravel. They are considered suitable for people of all ages and are fairly flat and easy.
There is one minor blockage of two trees on a trail branching off the Waterline Trail, but it is not a major obstruction as of September 24.
The main parking lot was about 40% full on a rainy Thursday afternoon around 3:30pm, and no parking pass is required as of September 24.
No bugs were reported on September 24. There are no recent reports available regarding wildlife sightings.
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.
I had a bit of extra time today, so I decided to take a small walk around Whatcom Falls Park. I did this as a through-hike from the main entrance (Arbor St.) to the Woburn/Fraser St. intersection via ...
Easy hike. A little bit on the underwhelming side only because I had to drive quite a bit from the Seattle area. But apart from that lots of foliage, moss covered trees, ferns and many kinds of birds ...
Couldn't pass up this unseasonably warm and sunny day for a quick urban hike at Whatcom Falls Park. Started at the small Woburn Street parking lot for a nice meander along the the Waterline Trail up t...
Very easy neighborhood path. It's mostly paved, super gentle. This would be a great place for a picnic in the summer. Easy parking, nice maps. Truly lovely.
I can't believe it took this long to visit Whatcom Falls. It's incredible that there are waterfalls of such magnitude within Bellingham city limits. It's hard to get a sense of scale in photos of wate...
We are camped at Bayview SP and today we drove to Whatcom Falls Park in Bellingham to enjoy the beauty of the area. The parking lots were almost full with many others wanting to see the beauty of the...
It was a rainy day but I had errands in Bellingham and since I had time I went to the park. Despite the weather there were lots of other people out. The last few days of rain have increased the volume...
ICY ❄️ but oh so beautiful! Recommend wearing spikes and using poles otherwise you might be walking super slow and hoping not to fall. Today was our first day out in almost a week and it was perfect a...
Today we went to Whatcom Falls Park. A few large trees had fallen during the bomb cyclone, but the trails we walked today were clear from the damage done. This was our 11th time to visit the park and ...
There was some autumn color but it will probably be better in a week or two. we hung around at the falls for awhile experiencing the WPA built bridge and the water fall and then went on a mile loop ba...