• Berthusen Road - Traveling west from Lynden, visitors arrive at Berthusen Park, home to a majestic old-growth forest featuring cedars, firs, and other trees.
• Whatcom Falls Park - Whatcom Falls Park offers numerous trails that meander through forests overlooking the creek and tranquil pools. A stone bridge, located just 100 yards from the parking area, welcomes visitors and serves as the centerpiece for a delightful journey through the park’s meadowed forests.
• Lynden - The next destination is the delightful Dutch-themed village of Lynden. The town’s main street features two windmills, an art center, and The Pioneer Museum, where visitors can learn about the Dutch settlers and the native Nooksack tribe.
• Peace Arch State Park - Peace Arch Park is home to the Peace Arch International monument. This monument is shared with its counterpart in Peace Arch Provincial Park across the border. Symbolizing cooperation between the two countries, it is the only arch dedicated to peace among nations, and it hosts many weddings and family celebrations.
• Semiahmoo Spit - Situated on Semiahmoo Bay, this area offers golf courses, beaches, and views of Drayton Harbor. Visitors can enjoy a walk along the sandy shoreline or watch boats at Semiahmoo Marina.
• Birch Bay - The scenic drive along Birch Bay is a beautiful route back to Bellingham.

• Bottled water included

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