2024年11月11日 · A vibrant farming community less than 90 minutes north of Seattle, things to do in Skagit Valley include world class museums, baking classes, scenic drives, and more

Skagit Valley is a watchable wildlife paradise. Take a hike with your binoculars through our National Estuarine or embark on a whale watching excursion. Learn more about Bird Watching, Elk, Whale Watching, and Salmon. Mountains to the Valley to the Sea – we have all of your outdoor recreational experiences covered!

From the North Cascades, follow the Skagit River through the Valley to the Salish Sea. Start and Stay in Skagit. #magicskagit.

2024年12月27日 · Its huge, fertile valley is also known for the beautiful tulips and strawberries it grows, and the county is known to be a major producer of table beets, spinach, and cabbages around the world. Although heavily rural, you will find …

Family Attractions Skagit County has 25 parks covering 2,050 acres including playgrounds, trails, beaches, and lakes. Skagit County is also home to a world-class children’s museum featuring a 21-foot Tug Boat, Sand Pit, Saltwater Aquarium, Semi-Truck, 10’ Crane, Farmer’s Community Market, River with Fishing, Splash Wall, Toddler Farmyard ...

2024年8月13日 · There are plenty of things to do in Skagit Valley, from visiting local museums to having lunch on the La Conner waterfront. Photo: iStock Skagit Valley, just about an hour north of Seattle, is known for its world-famous tulip festival and snow geese, but …

2020年1月24日 · Skagit Valley is a watchable wildlife paradise. It's the perfect place for a getaway all year round. If the weather's nice, you can enjoy hiking, rafting or just sitting at a dockside bench. North Cascade Waterfalls. Rainbow Falls (Baker Lake) Located in the Baker Lake Basin, Rainbow Creek cascades down a steep gorge with more than a 100 foot drop.

2024年11月5日 · Explore Skagit Valley: A Year-Round Getaway. Fun Things to Do in Skagit Valley; Outdoor Recreation in Skagit Valley; Events and Festivals in Skagit Valley; Shops and Galleries in Skagit Valley; Dining in Skagit Valley; Hotels & Lodging in Skagit Valley; How to Get to Skagit Valley – Directions and Transportation

For a day filled with picturesque winding roads, river and mountain views, small towns, and state parks, follow the Skagit River up the Skagit Valley.

Bike, hike, camp or rock climb. kayak, fish, take a boat tour or attend one of the fun (and usually free) Fall events. Check out the Skagit Valley Activities & Events Guide to discover a year’s worth of Skagit Valley, can’t-miss excitement! Looking for things to do while you're visiting La Conner?