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Lake Padden is one of Bellingham's most popular destinations, for runners, walkers, family cyclists, and paddlers alike.
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The closest trail to the Bellingham Bay, this flat, gravel-road pathway follows the waterline from Bellingham, through Boulevard Park, and into the Fairhaven District.
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Cleator Road provides a solid uphill workout that ends with a great view.
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The Interurban Trail is a beautiful, 13 mile roundtrip pathway for runners and casual cyclists on a wide, flat trail from Bellingham's Fairhaven District to the end of the county line at Larrabee State Park.
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A simple network of mixed trails around the western end of Lake Whatcom and Whatcom Falls.
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