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Bellingham, WA : Interurban Trail
The trail is well groomed and flat -- the remains of an old rail transit system with fine crushed gravel that can accommodate several hikers walking abreast. The Interurban then breaks out on Old Samish Road, which connects Lake Samish with Chuckanut Drive. On the other side of the road is Arroyo Pa...
whatcom.kulshan.com
Map of Interurban Trail Between Bellingham and Larabee Sate Park.
On south side of Samish Highway is Arroyo Park. A short segment of trail has some steep switch backs up other side of canyon. Non mountain bikers can detour, a little ways, to the west, along Samish, and then south along Chuckanut Drive where a parking lot is dedicated to Interurban Trail and Teddy ...
theslowlane.com
Interurban Trail, Whatcom County Washington
Follow an abandoned railroad grade above Chuckanut Drive. Mostly level and wide with steep sections in Arroyo Park and south of Highline Road. An excellent trail for walking, jogging, and family bike rides in a beautiful forest environment. A number of trail junctions can be made up into the Chuc...
co.whatcom.wa.us
Whatcom County and Bellingham Interurban Trail | Washington Rails-To-Trails
The Interurban Electric Trolley motored passengers between Mount Vernon and Bellingham Bay from 1889 to 1903. The trolley route takes you high above Chuckanut Drive and Bellingham Bay, on a path amid evergreens, deciduous trees, and the occasional home. Though Chuckanut Drive is a hilly, curvy stree...
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Bellingham | Bellingham's Interurban Trail | NWsource
The trail starts a few yards up Chuckanut Drive from the parking lot, a mere 204 feet above the waters of Chuckanut Bay. The route starts off gently high above busy Chuckanut Drive. In 1.4 miles, you'll cross a valley once spanned by a trestle on what was the Bellingham-Mount Vernon electric int...
nwsource.com
Bellingham, Whatcom County Outdoors, Hiking, Trails | Bellingham Herald
From the parking lot for the Interurban Trail Rotary Trailhead (Old Fairhaven Parkway near 20th Street), amble on the well-marked trail a short distance to Julia Avenue. The trail ends at a sidewalk; go left and look for green-yellow posts that will get you back on the graveled Interurban. You'll st...
bellinghamherald.com
The Official Site of Washington State Tourism: Larrabee State Park-Interurban Trail
This is a runner’s paradise. If you like to discover great places to go for a jog or walk, this trail through the trees, just off the road, will make you think about moving to Bellingham. The spring sun slips between the baby-green leaves of towering maple trees. The area is also known for its...
experiencewa.com
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