Think Local First Rocks
We’re putting a twist on a tried and true crowd favorite, and wishing you luck on your rock hunt. During the global COVID-19 pandemic, spending time outside has become of even greater importance because of the mental and physical benefits fresh air and nature provide. Be sure to recreate responsibly when you head out. Below, you’ll find a list of parks where Think Local First rocks will be hidden during the month of July. Be sure to leave the rocks at the park so others can enjoy finding them, too!
| Birch Bay Conservancy Area |
| Semiahmoo Park |
| Berthusen Park |
| Lynden City Park |
| Hovander Homestead |
| Vanderyacht Park |
| Silver Lake Park |
| Cornwall Rose Garden |
| Cornwall Park |
| Whatcom Falls Park |
| Sehome Hill Arboretum |
| 100 acre woods |
| Fairhaven Park |
| Squalicum Park |
| Zuanich Point Park |
| Boulevard Park/South Bay Trail |
| Waypoint park |
| Pt. Whitehorn |
| Forest & Cedar Park |
Maybe you’ll be inspired to paint your own rocks and hide them around Whatcom County for others to find! There are many local, regional, and national rock hunt groups that you can be a part of, too. You could even create your own rock hunt in your backyard or neighborhood. The possibilities are endless! Below are some resources you might find helpful. ROCK ON, Whatcom County, and remember to always Think Local First.
Local & Regional Rock Groups
National Rock Groups
Tips, Tricks & How To’s
Rock hunting is all the rage and these tips will have you collecting like a pro! From how to find rocks to how to hide them. Rockpainting101.com has the answers to your questions.
Read this article from ParentMap on Painted Rocks: The Kindness-Spreading Treasure Hunt for Kids and Families
Even Martha Stewart is talking about rock hunts! Click to read the article ‘Here’s Why You’re Going to See Painted Rocks Hidden Everywhere‘
