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USA Whatcom Falls Bridge

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This is a great location to shoot the bridge, waterfall and also a whirlpool area down stream if your're feeling like shooting and not feeling like hiking.

Photography Tips

I heard that this area was a very popular dog walk for locals. The area was empty when I went, but it was Boxing Day and I was there before the sun came up. However, the parking lot was full when I left. Tip: get there early!

Travel Information

There are two gates for cars to enter the park, so it is very accessible.

Spot Type Outdoor

Crowd Factor A decent amount of people

Best Timing Sunrise in spring

Sunrise & Sunset 07:00 - 16:45 | current local time: 21:27

Photo Themes Bellingham Bridge Creek Long Exposure Pacific Northwest Park Tress Waterfall Whatcom Falls Park

Locations Bellingham Washington State Whatcom County

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Spot Comments (3)

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Murali Narayanan 27.10.

Terrific spot & an awesome composition

Dan Fox 25.06.2022

This whole trail is surprisingly good. This composition is great, but actually the least interesting of those available on this trail. And Boxing day wouldn't have anything to do with crowds in the U.S. as that's a Canadian thing ;) - but the evening is also a great time for dappled light along the rest of the trail.

Dex Horton 27.09.2018

Nice shot! This is a great location. You can hike around the park and find several water falls along the different paths. The moss covered bridge is very popular. Oh, sorry, most of my neighbors south of the border are not familiar with Boxing Day. :-)