Point Whitehorn Marine Reserve Trail

Whatcom County, Washington

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Point Whitehorn Marine Reserve Trail is a hiking trail in Whatcom County, Washington. It is 0.8 miles long and begins at 108 feet altitude. Traveling the entire trail is 1.6 miles with a total elevation gain of 264 feet. Near the trailhead there are an information, parkings, and restrooms. Near the end of the trail are viewpoints.

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Susan Elderkin

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"A wheelchair-accessible trail winds through wetlands and upland forest to a bluff with views out across the Strait of Georgia to a dozen San Juan Islands, including Orcas, Lummi, Cyprus, and Sucia. Stairs to the cobblestone beach below offer opportunities to bask in its south-facing sun and dip bare feet into the chilly waters." Read more

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