2014 Map of Lummi Island

About this map

Lummi Island is defined by its maritime isolation and rugged topography, rising sharply from the waters of Puget Sound and the Strait of Georgia. In the north, the small community of Beach serves as a focal point near the Lummi Island - Bellingham Ferry terminal, while established sites like Loganita Lodge and The Willows trace the island's long history as a coastal retreat. The southern half of the island is dominated by the steep ascent to Lummi Peak, a prominent landmark overlooking the Rosario Strait.