This Is The Most Hippie Town In Washington And You Need To Visit
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Jessica Wick
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It’s been called Washington’s “slightly less weird” version of Portland. It’s laid back, green, home to a university, and loaded with outdoor activities. If we had to award the title of Washington’s most hippie town to one location, we’d have to give it to Bellingham.
Despite whatever negative connotations you may have with the word “hippie,” you owe it to yourself to visit Bellingham. Here’s why.
This is one of the many amazing views from the 6 mile Oyster Dome Trail, which is located near Larabee State Park.
This is Whatcom Falls Park, and because this hippie town is the best, you can get there on public transit.
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This is the Benedict at The Mount Bakery, which you can have served on a Belgian waffle.
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As if the name wasn't clever enough, their creations have names like "Cali Spliff," "Dudes Blunt" and "Hippie Bowl."
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From shopping to dining to community events, this is where much of the magic happens.
No wonder Western Washington University students are so happy.
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