Robert Mittendorf The Bellingham Herald A new trail and railroad bridge at Larrabee State Park will make hiking to Clayton Beach easier and safer, opening a broad expanse of shoreline to the public.

Bellingham Graffiti scrawled across 200 yards of rock at scenic Clayton Beach will be removed with the help of volunteers on Saturday, June 25. The work will be done as the investigation continues ...

More Getting there To reach Clayton Beach from Bellingham, head south on Chuckanut Drive and go about a half-mile past the Larrabee State Park entrance to the Lost Lake Trail parking lot.

Volunteers turned out Saturday, June 25, 2016, to scrub graffiti from about 200 yards of rock, much of it sandstone, at Clayton Beach in Larrabee State Park just south of Bellingham. Laura Steiger ...

A new trail at Whatcom County’s Larrabee State Park will make it easier and safer to hike to Clayton Beach, one of the only sandy beaches in Western Washington.

Also referred to as Highway 11, this 21-mile byway dates back to 1916 and can be found between Seattle and Bellingham, an underrated charmer on Washington's coast. In 2023, it was even voted the best ...

Throw the bike on the car rack and head for Bellingham, where you'll find weekend rides for all levels of expertise and ambition. Bellingham bike fanatic Mike McQuaide points the way.

Robert Mittendorf The Bellingham Herald A new trail and railroad bridge at Larrabee State Park will make hiking to Clayton Beach easier and safer, opening a broad expanse of shoreline to the public.

“Clayton Beach is one of the only sandy beaches in Western Washington,” Forest told The Bellingham Herald. “It feels like you’re in Southern California in some ways,” she said.

“Clayton Beach is one of the only sandy beaches in Western Washington,” Forest told The Bellingham Herald. “It feels like you’re in Southern California in some ways,” she said.