Used largely as a way to cool off in the summer or access the larger network of trails on Chuckanut Mountain and Larrabee State Park, Fairhaven Park also has a small network of looping, interconnected trails that provide a nice distraction for half a day or more.
Fairhaven Park and Hundred Acre Wood
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Map & Directions
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Length
- 4.5 miles of trails
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Highest Point
- 360 feet
Used largely as a way to cool off in the summer or access the larger network of trails on Chuckanut Mountain and Larrabee State Park, Fairhaven Park also has a small network of looping, interconnected trails that provide a nice distraction for half a day or more.
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Hiking Fairhaven Park and Hundred Acre Wood
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Fairhaven Park and Hundred Acre Wood
Map & Directions
Trailhead
Before You Go
Parking Pass/Entry Fee
NoneWTA Pro Tip: Save a copy of our directions before you leave! App-based driving directions aren't always accurate and data connections may be unreliable as you drive to the trailhead.
Getting There
From I-5, take exit 250 and head west on Old Fairhaven Parkway for 1.3 miles. Turn left onto 12th Street and at the upcoming fork (near Fairhaven Middle School), take a left onto Chuckanut Drive. The park will be on your left in 0.2 miles.
Take transit
Whatcom Transit Authority line 105 will take you right to the park — get off the bus at Chuckanut Drive at Fairhaven Park. The bus line does not stop here on Sundays.
You can also take Whatcom Transit Authority line 14 to Old Fairhaven Parkway at 14th Street. Head south on 14th Street until it veers left and becomes Wilson Avenue. There will be a trail that starts here heading south. This 0.1-mile trail leads to the north end of the park. From here, head southwest toward the tennis courts and restroom along the trail. The trail into the Hundred Acre Wood starts at the end of the road near the restrooms.
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