Lake Whatcom - Wikipedia
Lake Whatcom (from the Lummi word for "loud water") is located in Whatcom County, Washington, United States. It is the drinking water source for approximately 85,000 residents in the city of Bellingham as well as Whatcom County.
Lake Whatcom Park | Whatcom County, WA - Official Website
A Large Natural Park on Lake Whatcom's Eastern Shore. Enjoy views of Lake Whatcom, the surrounding hills, waterfalls, and giant old Douglas Fir trees. Lake Whatcom Park gives visitors the opportunity to stroll by the lake and walk through a lush forest.
Lake Whatcom | Whatcom County, WA - Official Website
Lake Whatcom is a large lake covering about 5,000 acres in southwestern Whatcom County. Its northern tip is located within the City of Bellingham, and it extends 10 miles south toward Skagit County. It is the drinking water source for over 100,000 Whatcom County residents.
Lake Whatcom - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go (2024) - Tripadvisor
Anyway back on topic, if you haven't visited the third largest lake in Washington State, Lake Whatcom is the place to go! When the weather is warm, take a picnic with you and find a spot - Bloedel or North Lake Whatcom Trail, or anywhere that is public property, and enjoy! Read more.
Lake Whatcom | Washington Department of Fish & Wildlife
Lake Whatcom. Located just east of Bellingham. Fishing opportunities include resident Kokanee, Largemouth and Smallmouth bass, and Yellow Perch. Fishing for resident Coastal Cutthroat Trout is closed due to a decline in abundance caused by siltation from historical logging and urban activities in their spawning tributaries.
Reservoir Facts and Information - City of Bellingham
Lake Whatcom provides drinking water for the City of Bellingham, Lake Whatcom Water and Sewer District, several smaller water districts and associations, and homes that draw water directly from the lake.
Lake Whatcom Park - Chanterelle Trail - Washington Trails Association
Hiking Lake Whatcom Park - Chanterelle Trail. Unlike its flat, lakeside cousin the Hertz trail, the Chanterelle Trail is 2.4 miles with 1000 feet of elevation gain on long switchbacks through a mix of forest types, supporting a variety of wildlife.
Lake Whatcom Park - Hertz Trail - Washington Trails Association
Hiking Lake Whatcom Park - Hertz Trail. Accessible year-round and with only 100 feet of elevation gain, this trail is a comfortable walk, run or bike along the lakeshore. There are also plenty of distractions along the way: streams, waterfalls, and lake views.
Hike the Chanterelle Trail in Bellingham’s Lake Whatcom Park
From this overlook, you’ll enjoy expansive views across Lake Whatcom to Lookout Mountain, Bellingham Bay and beyond. The Chanterelle Trail climbs Stewart Mountain, which rises from the eastern shoreline of Lake Whatcom.
Hoofin' it on the Hertz Trail - Lake Whatcom Park - Bellingham
Jan 12, 2015 — On the north end of Lake Whatcom (near Bellingham), you'll find Lake Whatcom Park's most popular trail- the Lake Whatcom Hertz Trail. It's an easy trail that extends along the shore for 3.1 miles. It is great for multi-generational outings (grandparents and …
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