Bellingham and Whatcom County are a photographer’s dream. From small boutiques and local restaurants to waterfront parks and breathtaking hikes. Just 90 miles north of Seattle and 55 miles south of Vancouver B.C., Bellingham is the perfect destination for a photogenic vacation to share on Instagram.
See two-for-one when you visit the most photographed landscape in the United States. Capture stunning views of Picture Lake with Mount Shuksan in the background, just off the Mount Baker Highway (WA State Route 542).
Explore Historic Fairhaven and Downtown Bellingham by way of Boulevard Park and Taylor Dock, one of Bellingham’s most popular trails.
Explore and discover the waterfall, an old stone bridge, braided trails and secret swimming spots.
62 acres of apple farms make Bellewood Farms & Distillery more than just photogenic, it also makes it the apple capital of Whatcom County.
Stunning views of the bay and San Juan Islands. What more could you ask for? This spot requires a hike to get to, but is well worth it.
Lummi Island is one of the best-kept secrets in the Salish Sea, and it’s only a 10-minute ferry ride away from the mainland.
This stunning countryside historic farm features a huge red barn and a Victorian home that is now on the list of National Historic Sites. While you're there, take a stroll (and a photo) by the Nooksack River.
Bellingham shows off it’s beautifully designed coffee at Camber in Downtown Bellingham.
Make all your plant lovers jealous with a photo at Baby Greens, a plant shop and coffee cafe.
From small designs like the Kombucha Town's mural to the largest mural in Washington State located on Puget Sound Energy’s building that spans the length of two football fields, Gretchen Leggitt is leaving her mark on Bellingham and Washington State.
