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Maritime Heritage Park is an urban green space thats sits along Whatcom Creek, featuring paved and unpaved trails, picnic areas, and an amphitheater that accommodates up to 300 people. This area was once Bellingham's first sawmill, established in 1852.

It says it’s private, but everybody uses it

The Lummi Island overlook has a nice platform with a picnic table. From here you can catch the ferry to head to Portage or Lummi Island, or just enjoy the view of Channel.

Legoe Bay, named after logger William Legoe who resided on the island in the late 1800s, has long been a favored salmon fishing spot. The views of the water and the mountains in the background are truly stunning.

Pinch yourself, just a short distance from all that is urban, you'll find this beautiful, secluded cove. Complete with views out to the Canadian Gulf Islands. If you have a license, you can even harvest shellfish in season.

The Lummi Island overlook has a nice platform with a picnic table. From here you can catch the ferry to head to Portage or Lummi Island, or just enjoy the view of Channel.

Birch Bay offers a tranquil view with state parks, beaches, and the usual Pacific coast feel. From Birch bay you can spot Canada and Point Roberts.

Enjoy this long quiet road with open fields and occasional mountain views through the trees. This road is nestled between the Lummi Indian Reservation and the Nooksack River.