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Mountains & Parks
Galbraith Mountain is the common name by which North Lookout Mountain is known. This spectacular tract of open space is nestled between Bellingham to the west and Lake Whatcom to the East in the foothills of the Cascade Mountains. Views are incredible and showcase Bellingham Bay, The San Juan Islands, The Canadian Coastal Range, The North Cascades and Mt. Baker. Read more ... 
Home to the Epic ride Chuckanut Mountain consist of some great riding in Whatcom County. Chuckanut Mountain Range consist of State Parks land, Whatcom County Parks, and private ownerships
Blanchard Mountain, south of Bellingham in Washington State, is the southernmost outpost of the Chuckanut Range, the only place along the coast where the Cascades connect to salt water. It is the ultimate of green belts: a beloved and well-used place for recreation, respite, and wildness that separates two increasingly populated counties, Skagit and Whatcom. An estimated 35,000 people visit Blanchard's trails each year, riding horse, hiking, bird watching, and hang gliding. Read More...
When the Civic Field Dirt Jump Park was first constructed it was one of few around and one of VERY FEW located inside of a city park. Bellingham Parks and Rec was visionary and cutting edge in allowing it and a lot of credit for the inception goes to David Waugh, Ben Cashman and Patrick Dahl who led the initial charge to make it happen. Read More...
Located south of Lake Whatcom with elevation of 3400+ ft Home to 6 miles of PNT trail
Stewart Mountain (WA). Stewart Mountain climbs to 3,031 feet (923.85 meters) above sea level. Home to Cub Creek trail head |
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