• Mount Vernon - Enjoy a light breakfast en route to the Skagit Valley, with a brief detour south to Mount Vernon. This historic town, located at the confluence of several rivers and sloughs, is a haven for birdwatchers, so keep those binoculars ready! The riverfront and nearby downtown, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, are perfect for a leisurely stroll. Mount Vernon also hosts the renowned Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, attracting visitors globally each spring.

Continue your journey deeper into the Skagit River Valley, where charming farmhouses and numerous heritage barns dot the landscape. The Skagit Valley boasts the largest commercial flower bulb industry outside of Holland. From March through May, the valley transforms into a vibrant tapestry of blooms, set against the stunning backdrop of 10,781-foot Mount Baker and the North Cascades.

• Kukutali Preserve - The Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, in collaboration with Washington State Parks, has created the Kukutali Preserve. The main goals are conservation, research, and public education. The preserve features two miles of hiking trails across 93 acres, primarily on Kiket Island. Along the two miles of shoreline, you’ll find various fish species, shellfish, and eelgrass beds.

Consider an optional visit to Hellam’s Vineyard in La Conner, Washington.

Savor a waterfront meal with views of the Swinomish Channel. La Conner’s restaurants offer patio dining in the summer, overlooking a parade of leisure boats on the Swinomish Channel. These historic buildings extend over the water on wooden pilings, bringing you close to the action.

• Deception Pass State Park - Deception Pass is Washington’s most-visited state park for good reason. With its mysterious coves, rugged cliffs, breathtaking sunsets, and a thrilling high bridge, this park is a favorite among locals and international visitors alike.

Families can enjoy fishing and swimming in Cranberry Lake. Beachcombers can search for shells along miles of Puget Sound beachfront. Hikers can explore forest trails and bluffs, while birdwatchers fill their guides with notes. You might even spot a whale or a family of seals as you gaze at the wild waters that once challenged early explorers.

• Deception Pass Bridge - The most famous spot is the bridge. This iconic structure, opened in 1935, stands about 18 stories above the water, depending on the tide, creating a stunning frame for this saltwater canyon. Beneath the waves, ocean waterfalls swirl through the canyon during tide changes.
• Seattle - Return to Seattle for your drop-off location.

• Private transportation
• Bottled Water
• Pickup and Drop-off
• Park Entrance Fees

• Gratuities
• Lunch
• Breakfast

Experience the allure of an alpine valley, an island, and a shoreline in this comprehensive day-long excursion. With breathtaking views of the Valley, the raw grace of the coastline, and the untouched beauty of the mountains, this tour caters to varied preferences. It’s the perfect opportunity to explore, unleash your creativity, and take to the skies… broaden your horizons, escape, rejuvenate, recalibrate.
Everyone requires the aesthetic as much as sustenance, spaces to indulge and reflect, where nature can restore and bolster physical and spiritual health.
The trip will accommodate a maximum of 14 participants.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.