BIKE Bellingham

08/28/2026

H2Whoa! is a new 18-mile bike ride through Bellingham’s hidden water world. 🚲

Follow the flow — from rain collecting in Lake Whatcom, through the city’s drinking-water system and wastewater treatment plant, and finally into Bellingham Bay. Along the way, discover infrastructure hiding in plain sight and a vast network of pipes beneath your tires. It’s a journey of precipitation, plants, pipes, p**p, and pumps — with plenty of surprising stops along the way. 💧🌱💩

The H2Whoa! ride guide includes a map, navigation, and descriptions of stops along the way. Download the guide for FREE to your phone, hop on your bike, and explore the city's waterworks at your own convenience and pace.

Get the guide here: https://www.bikebellingham.com/H2Whoa

08/26/2026

What’s hiding in plain sight? 👀

Discover the stories, places, people, and unexpected details that make Bellingham worth exploring — one bike ride at a time.

🚲 Explore the rides at www.bikebellingham.com

08/21/2026

08/21/2026

If you're enjoying a bike ride through Bellingham, take the Salish Tribute bike trail curated by BIKE Bellingham! 🚲

The 25-mile route winds past 18 public art installations across the city honoring the history, art and ongoing stewardship of the Coast Salish peoples.

The route includes a stop at our future home, Setting Sun Circle on Holly St. in downtown Bellingham, where the Coast Salish Living Mural adorns the alley side of our space!

🚲 Read about the route in the Salish Current: https://salish-current.org/2026/08/19/salish-tribute-bike-trail-weaves-through-indigenous-art/

🎨 Learn more about the mural: https://settingsuncircle.org/livingmural

08/19/2026

Thank you to Salish Current for the great write-up about BIKE Bellingham's Salish Tribute route!

Free trail app offers new opportunities in Bellingham Summer in Bellingham means sunlit trails and a steady stream of cyclists cruising through town. For local riders looking to ground their usual…

08/18/2026

Download a FREE themed BIKE Bellingham bike route, and go see Bellingham with new eyes. 🚲👀

www.bikebellingham.com

08/09/2026

🚲🎨 Bikes + Murals = A Match Made in Bellingham!

The Noisy Waters Mural Festival is just around the corner, and if you love exploring Bellingham on two wheels, you’re in for a treat! The festival offers guided bike mural tours (and walking tours, too) that are fantastic ways to discover the city’s colorful walls, the stories behind them, and the artists who bring them to life.

Haven’t signed up yet? Hop to it!
https://www.noisywatersmuralfest.com/events/mural-tours

Prefer to roll at your own pace? BIKE Bellingham’s "Gretchen’s Murals" tour has you covered. This self-guided ride takes you to see 18 murals by Bellingham's very own Gretchen Leggitt. The free downloadable guide includes a map, navigation, and the story behind each mural. No tour schedule. No group herding. Download the guide, hop on your bike, and ride the route whenever your mural mood strikes.

Download the FREE Gretchen’s Murals ride guide!
https://www.bikebellingham.com/gretchens_murals

Nothing beats bikes + murals. Except maybe bikes + murals + sunshine. 🚲🎨☀️

08/06/2026

Everyone knows about the Bellingham Rock. But do you know about the Donovan Rock?

Throwing Stones is a 25-mile ride to see 22 stone-themed places around town. The ride guide provides a map, turn-by-turn navigation, and background about all the stops you’ll see along the way. Download the ride guide for FREE, and ride the route whenever you’d like.

http://www.bikebellingham.com/throwing_stones

07/31/2026

For the new Throwing Stones ride, we’ve teamed up with Fairhaven Stones Throw Brewery and The Colophon Cafe to give you a little something extra. You’ll find links to the Pedal Perks in the downloadable ride guide. Ride the route and claim your spoils. 🌟 Because good things come to those who pedal! 🚲

www.bikebellingham.com/throwing_stones

07/30/2026

Still mourning the loss of Bellingham Rock? Don’t take it for granite. There’s a new ride in town, and it absolutely rocks.

BIKE Bellingham’s Throwing Stones is a 25-mile romp to 22 stone-themed spots around town, inspired by our friends at Fairhaven Stones Throw Brewery. Because apparently, Bellingham has a lot to say about rocks.

Along the way, you’ll uncover stone-cold facts, rock-solid stories, and geological gossip you probably didn’t know you needed. The ride guide includes a map, turn-by-turn navigation, and the backstory on every stop.

And here’s the best part: it’s FREE, and you can ride it whenever you want. No reservations. No start time. No one keeping tabs on your pace. Just you, your bike, and 25 miles of rockin’ around Bellingham.

So dust off your bike, grab the guide, and get your geology on.
It’s gonna be gneiss. 🪨🚲

http://www.bikebellingham.com/throwing_stones