High Street in Bellingham, Washington

High Street in Bellingham is an asphalted, lit residential street. No bike lane available. It runs in a northeast-southwest direction starting from Ellis Street and crosses East Magnolia Street, East Holly Street, East Chestnut Street, East Maple Street, East Laurel Street, East Myrtle Street, East Ivy Street, Billy Frank Jr. Street, East Oak Street and West Campus Way and ends at Highland Drive. Nearby you can find among others 4 artworks, a restaurant and a bank. The nearest stops are Haggard Hall, High St at Viking Union and High St at Oak St. The bus lines 14, 105, 107, 108, 190, 196 and 197 serve this stop. High Street also exists in Garfield County, Spokane County, Kitsap County, Skagit County and Snohomish County.
Road Type
unclassified road
Route
northeast-southwest

Artworks

  • For Handel (Artist: Mark di Suvéro).
  • Bigger Big Chair (Artist: David Ireland).
  • Split Stone (Northwest) (Artist: Sarah Sze, stone).
  • Thunderbird and Bear and Steelhead Totem Pole (Artist: Dale James, wood).

Bus stops

  • Haggard Hall.
  • High St at Viking Union.
  • High St at Oak St.
  • bus lines 14, 105, 107, 108, 190, 196, 197

Restaurants

  • Viking Commons Dining Hall (wheelchair accessible).

Banks

  • Whatcom Educational Credit Union (opening hours: Mon–Thu 9–17:30; Fri 9–18) at East Holly Street 600 (98225).