YOUR 4 SEASON MT. BAKER GETAWAY
Snowater Activities
- Skiing & boarding at Mt Baker Ski Area
- Snowshoeing and cross-country options at Mt Baker Ski Area or at White Salmon X-country trails, just past the Maintenance Sheds, 12 miles up the road. Check out local grooming conditions at the Nooksack Nordic SC site
- Walking Trail around Snowater property
- Riverside Trail to Horseshoe Bend trailhead
- Alpine Hikes second to none – Church Mountain, Heather Meadows, Artist Point, Lake Anne, Chain Lakes, Hannegan, Twin Lakes, Winchester Mtn, Yellow Aster Butte, Skyline Divide, Kulshan Cabin Trail & Coleman Glacier to mention a few. See the Mt. Baker Hikes link in Quicklinks below and always check in at the Ranger Station to get your parking pass and to obtain the latest conditions on the snow pack (One needs a Parking Pass to park at any trail head in the National Forest)
- Year-round Golf on your choice of 5 golf courses within an hour of the property. All offer great value.
– Raspberry Ridge – 9 hole course near Lynden (30 min. drive)
– Shuksan – picturesque 18 holes, cart recommended (40 min)
– North Bellingham – links style 18 holes, good walk (45 min)
– Sudden Valley – 2 different nines on Lake Whatcom (50 min)
– Lake Padden – established tree-lined municipal (55 min) - Snowater is centrally located so you can day-trip to any of these great cities:
– Bellingham Tourism – bellingham.org
– Victoria Tourism – tourismvictoria.com
– Vancouver Tourism – tourismvancouver.com
– Seattle Tourism – visitseattle.org - Local Area Eateries – You’ll love the variety and value of our local food establishments.
– Chair 9 – just across the road – family food and sports bar
– Wake ’n Bakery – Get your latte and treat in Glacier, opens at 7:30 am
– Gunners – Tex Mex BBQ in Glacier
– Graham’s Restaurant – the original local eatery
– North Fork Beer Shrine – classic roadside bar, brewery & pizzeria
– Riffugio’s Country Italian Cuisine – in Deming, great cooking
– Glacier, Washington Yelp - Escape to one of the bucolic San Juan Islands or head up to the very British city of Victoria by starting on a Washington State ferry
