Location
There are three and a half miles of trails in Whatcom Falls Park. Many routes wind through the forests here, some overlooking the creek gorge and still pools. Some wind through open meadows, while others stay in deep forest.
A WPA-built stone bridge greets visitors, just 100 yards from the parking area. It's a beautiful, mossy wonder that makes a great destination in and of itself, though further wandering in the park is a fantastic day outing.
Connect to Bloedel Donovan Park, the Railroad Trail, or do a one-mile loop in the park by beginning in the Silver Beach Road parking area, near the stone bridge at the main falls.
Whatcom Falls Park
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There are three and a half miles of trails in Whatcom Falls Park. Many routes wind through the forests, some overlooking the creek gorge and still pools. Some wind through open meadows, while others stay in deep forest.
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Length
4.0 miles, roundtrip
Elevation
Gain: 50 ft.
Rating
Parking Pass/Entry Fee
None
Whatcom Falls from the WPA built Stone Bridge. Photo by wafflesnfalafel.
WTA worked here in 2020!
Whatcom Falls Park
Map & Directions
Trailhead
Getting There
driving directions
From I-5, take exit 253 to Lakeway Drive. Continue east on Lakeway Drive for just under 1.5 miles. Turn left onto Silver Beach Rd and follow that into the park.
take transit
Take the bus to the trailhead! Plan your trip by bus using TOTAGO, or consult the schedule for Whatcom Transit Authority buses 16, 40, 41, or 11 Geneva.
