2017 Map of Lummi Island

About this map

Lummi Island is defined by its maritime connections and varied coastal relief, stretching from the northern heights of Richards Mtn to the southern summit of Lummi Peak. The island's geography is punctuated by distinctive landforms like Lummi Lane Point Spit and Bumstead Spit, while the Lummi Island Ferry provides the primary link across Hale Passage to the mainland at Gooseberry Point. Settled areas like West Beach and Hermosa Beach contrast with the more secluded reaches of Smugglers Cove and the steep incline of Devils Slide. Historical and local-history markers such as the Lummi Island Cem and the tidal crossing at The Portage reflect a community shaped by its isolation and the surrounding waters of Puget Sound and the Strait of Georgia. Interior features like Holiday Lake and Baker Reservoir reveal the island's freshwater management alongside its many saltwater points and bluffs.