Romantic Things To Do in Fairhaven, Washington

You can either pick up the trail at Fairhaven Park or at the official trailhead off of Old Fairhaven Parkway about one-half ... More on TrailLink.com

Now you can cruise and enjoy the views . More on TrailLink.com

This commuter ferry offers daily service in the summer months between Bellingham, Washington and Friday Har... More on DogFriendly.com

(Have to pay for the beverages exept water) The boat is two stories, to get on the upper deck you have to c... More on TripAdvisor

For a beautiful and slow paced alternative to Interstate 5 that connects Bellingham to Skagit Valley, you really should take Chuckanut Drive (Route 11). Going North, the exit is just north of Burli... More on Chuckanutdrive.com

It was nice. A bit hard to see the coast from the road but when we pulled More on Trails

Mt. Baker Ski Area sits at the edge of the wilderness in the heart of the Northern Cascades of Washington S... More on SkiResortGuide.com

No fancy restaurants or shops. More on Yahoo! Travel

You've been indoors for too much time, and Neontawanta Beach in Whatcom County, Washington is a really splendid place to stay. This segment of Washington is always a diversion to take a look at during the long summer days. There aren't ... More on GoingOutside

Exhibits, displays, artifacts, and on-ship restoration projects illuminate the maritime and naval history of the U. S. with special emphasis on the Northwest. The museum focuses on the maritime and naval history of the United States. ... More on Heritage

The Western Gallery provides diverse experiences in the visual arts for its constituencies, encompassing the University community and region while providing a point of reference to the national and international art scene. Through ... More on MuseumsUSA.org

Housed in an old city hall (from 1892), the Whatcom museum contains historical displays, woodworking tools, toys and contemporary art.

'Whatcom Museum of History and Art' (housed in the 'Old City Hall') was originally built in 1892 as the city hall for the former town of New Whatcom, before it was joined with surrounding towns to ... More on Wikipedia