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Fairhaven celebration bigger this year for Ski to Sea
Spots for vendors and groups to participate in the annual Fairhaven party during Ski to Sea are completely sold out, organizers say. This year promises to be bigger and better than ever for "It All Ends in Fairhaven," the event brings young and old alike swarming the city's historic district on Sunday,...
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- News Source: The Bellingham Herald | 6 months agoSpots for vendors and groups to participate in the annual Fairhaven party during Ski to Sea are completely sold out, organizers say. This year promises to be bigger and better than ever for "It All Ends in Fairhaven," the event brings young and old...
- News Source: The Bellingham Herald | 6 months ago30 a.m. to noon to accommodate racers in the 90-mile, seven-leg relay race from the Mt...Mount Baker Highway will be closed from the ski area at milepost 54 to the Kendall Road intersection at milepost 22.9. Kendall Road will be closed from its...
- News Source: The Bellingham Herald | 6 months agoThere wasn't enough time or the right trail systems to figure out a suitable way to take the mountain biking leg to the mountain, so the Ski to Sea Race Committee hopes to bring a taste of the mountain to the mountain biking leg, instead. A...
- News Source: The Bellingham Herald | 6 months agoAlarm clock Better set it even earlier this year, with the race starting a half hour earlier than it has in the past. The dynamite blast to signal the start is scheduled to go off at 8 a.m., and all competitors and spectators for the first four legs...
- News Source: The Bellingham Herald | 6 months agoThat means all pre-race meetings at each leg also have been moved earlier, as has the closure of the Mount Baker Highway, which is now scheduled for 7:30 a.m...Race director Pete Coy promises a new course that might be the most enjoyable for...
- News Source: The Bellingham Herald | 6 months agoThe Mount Baker Marathon requires contestants to travel from Bellingham to Mount Baker by car or train, then run up and down the mountain, and then take a car or train back. The 116-mile race drew 14 participants, with winner Joe Galbraith finishing...
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