ASB Trail

Name: ASB Trail
Rating: 3.0

Puget Sound and Islands > Bellingham Area

48.7563, -122.4932 Map & Directions

Length: 1.0 miles, one-way
Highest Point: 20 feet

Views of downtown Bellingham from the ASB Trail. Photo by wafflesnfalafel. Full-size image

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Dogs allowed on leash
Mountain views

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A quick walk along the Bellingham waterfront through industry and out on to the old Georgia Pacific Aeration Stabilization Basin (ASB) for very nice views of downtown and the bay. Continue reading

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Hiking ASB Trail

From the eastern end — just north of the Coast Guard station — follow the winding crushed gravel trail roughly east through marine industry, and out onto the ASB and back up the Whatcom Creek Waterway to the current fenced trail end.

Don't miss the small pocket beach on the west side of the trail right as you walk out onto the ASB. Retrace your steps along the same route to complete the walk.

Toilet Information

No toilet at trailhead

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Wheelchair Accessibility

The entire trail is fine crushed gravel, but it is soft in several places with stairs down to the pocket beach.

Hike Description Written by
Erik Morgenstern, WTA Correspondent

ASB Trail

Map & Directions

Trailhead

Co-ordinates: 48.7563, -122.4932 Open in Google Maps