. 7-mile Walking Route .5 mi. "Kopper(lahl" Loot> (north)

.2 mi. Up1.e1• Bluff Looi> (south)

OtlieI" Walking lloutes m Futm·e Ti·ails

.ACCESS & HOURS

Dawn to Dusk for Walk-in & Bike-in Visitors Auto Aet,-ess by Permit Only

www.cob.org SEARCH "woodstock fill'ln" or J>h. 360-778-7000

DANGEROUS CLIFFS BEYOND SHORE FENCES Please stay on trails & memlows. Wheu usiug gates leave them as you fomul them. Stay off offen<,-es 1uul at least I foot away &om them.

- - - • Woodstock was purchased in 2004 with the support _..,,. ... - - ofBellingham's Greenway voters of 1997 .

.,,- _,,. lmprovements are being made with assistance from _,,, ... - Washington State (Recreat ion & Conservation Office,

Aquatic Lands Enhancement Account, Department of Transportation), the

Woodstock Fam1 Conservancy, Denis and Georgie Bai ley, and many other volunteers

and contributors

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Woodstock Farm ~~south Bellingham"

est. 1905

City of Bellingham Parks & Recreation Department

MAP BY TIM WAHL

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The home of Cyrus L. Gates and Mabel Huntoon Gates who were instrumental in the creation of public places and scenic highways during

the early1900s, including the Sehome Arboretum, Fairhaven Park, Arroyo Park, Larrabee State Park, the Meridian Bulb Farm,

Fairhaven Firehouse, the Mt. Baker Lodge and Chuckanut Island. __________________________________________________ ___J