Pine and Cedar Lakes County Park

Pine and Cedar Lakes County Park

Pine and Cedar Lakes County Park in Washington offers a serene escape with its lush forests, tranquil lakes, and scenic trails perfect for outdoor enthusiasts.

160
Acres Protected
5
Miles of Trails
10,000
Annual Visitors
1978
Year Established

About Pine and Cedar Lakes County Park

Pine and Cedar Lakes County Park
 

Located near Bellingham, Washington, Pine and Cedar Lakes County Park is a cherished natural area stunningly characterized by its dense, Evergreen-rich landscapes and picturesque lakes. Spanning a considerable area, the park boasts an intricate network of trails popular for hiking and mountain biking, offering expansive views of the surrounding wilderness. Its namesakes, Pine and Cedar Lakes, are focal points for visitors seeking tranquility or a peaceful spot for fishing. The park's terrain is varied, featuring rocky outcrops and lush valleys, offering a habitat to local wildlife and plant species. Established with the goal of preserving the natural environment while providing recreational opportunities, the park attracts numerous visitors annually. Its historical usage by indigenous communities adds depth to its narrative, while its current status as a recreational haven ensures ongoing public engagement.

Highlights

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Scenic view of the Chuckanut Mountains

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Abundant local wildlife including deer and various bird species

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Cedar Lake, popular for reflection photography

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Remote, beautiful backcountry setting perfect for solitude

Notable Natural Features

Cedar Lake

This tranquil lake is a perfect spot for reflection and bird watching, nestled in the heart of the park.

Elevated Views

The park offers scenic overlooks providing panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.

Old Growth Forests

Home to towering trees, trails through the park's ancient forests are a walk back in time.