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34 km from Birch Bay State Park
Taken at Stimpson Family Nature Reserve in Bellingham, WA. Follow me on instagram @justincron
Experienced by Justin Cron
44 km from Birch Bay State Park
Spending my birthday on the beach. Chuckanut Drive, Bellingham, Washington, USA. June 2016.
Experienced by Dylan Luder
62 km from Birch Bay State Park
I have always been a fan of long exposure and just love to see what the highway looks at night through a lens. Night photography is it’s own category and I just keep coming back to it.
Experienced by Trevin Rudy
70 km from Birch Bay State Park
I have stopped at this spot many times and it’ll never get old. Fog typically sits in this area off Highway 542, heading to Mt Baker. Find this spot on your drive to Nooksack Falls.
Experienced by Dylan Luder
71 km from Birch Bay State Park
Saw this guy go super fast across the mountain on his old cross country skis.
Experienced by Johannes Andersson
79 km from Birch Bay State Park
Taken in the Mt. Baker Wilderness. Artist Point, Highway 542. Whatcom County, Bellingham, Washington
Experienced by Dylan Luder
104 km from Birch Bay State Park
I saw a perfect street on Whidbey Island in north eastern Washington. There was nobody on it and the depth of the street provided an amazing scene. Then, this lone biker, commuting to work as it seemed, popped up on the horizon and provided an interesting subject to my landscape shot!
Experienced by Eric Saunders
108 km from Birch Bay State Park
the all new visitors center trail at north cascades national park!
Experienced by Matt Whitacre
118 km from Birch Bay State Park
Hurricane Ridge is one of the most popular hikes in Olympic National Park. Even during the heat of the summer, as I trekked up the mountain, the ice stayed put, not melting at all. Laying in the 80 degrees heat with the snow underneath my feet, it’s a great spot. And this photo is a reflection of that.
Experienced by Max Templeton
123 km from Birch Bay State Park
Taken a few hundred feet above Diablo Lake in the North Cascades. Fall colors, engineering marvels, and enormous mountains disappearing into the sky; what more could you ask for?
Experienced by Jaron Nix
126 km from Birch Bay State Park
One of my favorite views on Lake Crescent in Washington to do long exposures. Lake Crescent, WA
Experienced by Dave Hoefler
128 km from Birch Bay State Park
Ross Lake in North Cascades National Park
Experienced by Ryan Stone
131 km from Birch Bay State Park
Who knew that fog could be so beautiful. As it moves slowly across the distant hills and mountains, revealing and hiding the towering pines, it really is a site to behold.
Experienced by Andrew Spencer
131 km from Birch Bay State Park
A quick hike through damp, ancient forest led us to this breathtaking view. The roaring water and sweet smell of the damp woods was very refreshing.
Experienced by Andrew Spencer
137 km from Birch Bay State Park
We drove 100+ km to the temperate rainforest, the scenery is amazing, like a magic movie. We passed the town of Fox, but did not encounter the vampire :-D
Experienced by Yux Xiang
137 km from Birch Bay State Park
After two days of hiking, we emerged into an enchanted valley, where the clouds hung so low, you couldn’t see where the earth ended and the sky began. The waterfalls that trickled off both walls of the valley’s tunnel seemed to come from the heavens.
Experienced by Nick Dunlap
141 km from Birch Bay State Park
Deer in the middle of a mountain parking lot at Olympic National Park
Experienced by Trevor McGowan
144 km from Birch Bay State Park
What’s the official bird of Seattle? The Crane
Experienced by Vlad Tchompalov
144 km from Birch Bay State Park
I love rusty old train bridges and spotted this one above this silty-green river. Had to get a bit wet to get the angle I wanted (and the river was moving quick!)
Experienced by Chad Peltola
146 km from Birch Bay State Park
A view from the amusement park of the Space Needle. Shot on 35 mm film.
Experienced by Randy Laybourne