Pine and Cedar Lakes

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Address:		36th Street Bellingham, Washington 98225				Pine and Cedar Lakes The Cedars RV Resort Larrabee State Park KOA Burlington / Anacortes Deception Pass State Park Birch Bay State Park Bay View State Park Pioneer Trails RV Resort Fidalgo Bay Resort West Beach Resort Washington Park Swinomish Northern Lights Casino Sumas RV Park & Campground Spencer Spit State Park Skagit Valley Casino Resort Seabreeze RV Park Potlatch RV Resort Nor'west RV Park Northern Lights Casino RV Park Nooksack River Casino & Parking Mt. Vernon Mount Vernon RV Park Moran State Park Lake McMurray Recreational Resort KOA Lynden / Bellingham
Phone Number:		(360) 733-2900
Website:		Pine and Cedar Lakes Trail
Latitude		48.675660
Longitude		-122.445073
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Site Quantity:			Pad Type:	Grass
Price:	Free		Quality:
Electric		50 Amp	Water		Sewer
Big Rig Access		Tents Allowed	Pull-thrus		Group Area
Handicap Access		Waterfront Access	Telephone		Cable TV
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Store		Laundry	Pool		Hot Tub
Pet Friendly		55+ Park	Game Room		Playground
Cabins		Dump Station	LP Gas		Wi-Fi
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Pine and Cedar Lakes Trail Details Pine and Cedar Lakes is hike in, primitive camping. It is part of the Chuckanut Mountain Park & Trail System located in Whatcom County, Washington. Pine and Cedar Lakes consists of 2 small lake at the end of the Pine and Cedar Lakes trail. To get to the lakes you start your hike at the parking lot off of 36th Street. The trailhead and parking lot is very well marked. The trail starts off with an immediate steep uphill climb that doesn't level off until well into the hike. The steepness of the trail does a great job of keeping away the "riff raff". The hike is approximately 2.5 miles to Pine Lake. Due to the steepness of the trail, pack light and pack smart! The elevation gain is 1,400 feet with a top elevation of 1,600 feet. You will find small areas around the two lakes for your tents. If you enjoy fishing, bring your poles and plenty of fishing gear. Large amounts of overgrowth surround both lakes but the lakes are stocked with plenty of trout. No campfire signs are posted along the trails to bring a small stove if you plan on cooking. Pets are welcome on the trail and at the lakes but are required to stay on leashes. Recreation near Pine and Cedar Lakes Trail A labyrinth of trails can be found in the Chuckanut Mountains located just south of Bellingham. You will find great views of Mount Baker, Bellingham Bay, and more. Whatcom County Parks & Recreation has joined with Larrabee State Park, Bellingham Parks and the Department of Natural Resources to manage interconnecting trails on 8,000 acres of publicly owned land. Directions to Pine and Cedar Lakes Trail Take I-5 Exit 250 and follow Old Fairhaven Parkway/SR 11 west 0.1 miles to 30th Street. Turn left on 30th St for 0.9 miles to Old Samish Road. Turn left on Old Samish Road for 1.3 miles to trailhead parking area on the right. Photo Gallery Pine and Cedar Lakes \| Bellingham, WA Pine and Cedar Lakes \| Bellingham, WA \| Primitive Campsites Pine and Cedar Lakes \| Bellingham, WA Pine and Cedar Lakes \| Bellingham, WA \| Trail
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