ワットコム郡周辺のおすすめ滝ハイキング＆ウォーキング

I'm a new bike rider and this was a nice but not grueling ride. there is a lot of foot and bike traffic on most of the trail.

Nestled along the Whatcom Creek Greenway, Derby Pond is a true angler's paradise. Spanning over 23 acres, it is home to abundant largemouth bass and other fish species, making it a popular destination for fishing enthusiasts. It serves as a vital trout-raising location, contributing to stocking numerous lakes, streams, and ponds in Washington state. Whether a quick stop or a leisurely break, this tranquil haven offers the perfect spot to have lunch during a long day of riding.

From the bridge here, you pass over Lake Whatcom and can enjoy the views of the open water on one side, and the Whatcom creek that feeds Derby Pond on the other!

Hikers can head north along Whatcom Creek to reach the fish hatchery. Trout are raised here to feed Washington state lakes, streams and ponds (including nearby Derby Pond). Watch for ducks at the peaceful pond before continuing north to check out the old railroad trestle.

While the waterfall in the park is the main attraction, it doesn't take away from the lovely shaded trails that follow along the Whatcom Creek.

The Works Progress Administration built the Stone bridge in 1940 using repurposed Chuckanut sandstone. From the bridge you will get a great view of Whatcom Falls.

Railroad Trail is part of the Rails-to-Trails Conservancy and runs 3 miles through east Bellingham with access to Whatcom Falls Park trails.

Lake Whatcom is a large lake that is 10 miles long and 1 mile wide. It is the drinking water source for Bellingham. The lake is a popular area for motor boating, swimming, fishing, and other recreational activities.