The Chanterelle Trail climbs 2,200 feet in 5 miles through a mix of deciduous and conifer forest. A scenic overlook is 2.4 miles from the trailhead, providing an expansive view of Lake Whatcom.

A new trail through the forest above Lake Whatcom is open for use, offering a 7-mile route below Stewart Mountain for hikers, mountain bikers and horse riders, the state Department of Natural ...

The Olsen Creek Trail system, which is above Lake Whatcom, adds more areas for hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding. It’s currently accessible through the county’s Y Road Trailhead.

The trail is wide and pretty, following the lakeshore and passing a waterfall, several streams and some big trees. Whether you’re looking for a gentle walk or a new spot to jog, the Lake Whatcom ...

It’s the third trail project built for the new Whatcom County parkland, located on both sides of Lake Whatcom, that was created by the transfer of 8,844 acres of forest land around the lake from ...

Ground broke on Lake Whatcom Park’s newest trail Saturday morning when about 60 volunteers turned out for a work party that also celebrated National Trails Day.

Named for a local luminary who secured the route for public use, this almost-flat trail serves as an intimate introduction to the wonder that is 10-mile-long, 300-foot-deep Lake Whatcom.

The North Lake Whatcom Trail, also known as the Hertz Trail, hugs the shore of Lake Whatcom. Several waterfalls are visible along the three-mile route. Lakewood is a Western Washington ...

The Chanterelle Trail climbs 2,200 feet in 5 miles through a mix of deciduous and conifer forest. A scenic overlook is 2.4 miles from the trailhead, providing an expansive view of Lake Whatcom.