Whatcom Falls Park

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Whatcom Falls Park is a scenic public park in Bellingham, Washington, known for its forested trails, waterfalls, and historic stone bridge.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf public park
urban park
country United States
ecosystemType riparian habitat
temperate rainforest
hasFeature Whatcom Creek
athletic fields
fish hatchery
footbridges
forested trails
historic stone bridge
parking lots
picnic areas
playground
ponds
waterfalls
hasRecreationalActivity birdwatching
fishing
hiking
nature photography
picnicking
playground use
running
sports on athletic fields
walking
hasStructure fish hatchery buildings
picnic shelters
restrooms
stone bridge over Whatcom Creek
hasTrail Whatcom Creek trails
forest trails
hasVegetation coniferous trees
deciduous trees
ferns
mosses
hasWaterfall Whatcom Falls
lower falls on Whatcom Creek
hasWildlife salmon
songbirds
trout
waterfowl
isOpenToPublic true
isTouristAttraction true
locatedIn Bellingham, Washington
Pacific Northwest
Washington (state)
linked to: Washington

Whatcom County, Washington
linked to: Whatcom County
operatedBy City of Bellingham Parks and Recreation Department
linked to: City of Bellingham
ownedBy City of Bellingham
watercourse Whatcom Creek

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Bellingham, Washington hasFeature Whatcom Falls Park