Discover the Natural Wonders of Skagit Valley

Getting There

• Car

  If you're driving in the Skagit Valley, navigate to Washington State Route 20 (SR 20), also known as the North Cascades Highway. This scenic route will take you through lush landscapes and past various attractions. Depending on where you are in the valley, head towards the nearest intersection with SR 20. Make sure to check for any road closures or detours, especially during winter months. Once on SR 20, follow the signs to your specific destination.

• Public Transportation

  For public transportation, utilize Skagit Transit services. Check the Skagit Transit website for the latest bus routes and schedules that serve the Skagit Valley area. Buses typically run from major towns like Mount Vernon and Burlington. Look for routes that head towards your specific destination in the valley, and be prepared for potential transfers. A single ride costs around $1.00, and a day pass is available for $3.00, which allows unlimited rides for the day.

• Bicycle

  Biking is a fantastic way to explore the Skagit Valley. If you are equipped with a bicycle, consider using the numerous bike paths and roads throughout the valley. Many of these paths connect to local attractions and scenic points. Make sure to carry water and snacks, as well as a map or GPS device to navigate. Be aware of traffic rules and wear a helmet for safety.

• Rideshare

  If you prefer a more flexible option, consider using rideshare services like Uber or Lyft. Simply download the app, set your pickup location, and enter your destination. Keep in mind that fares vary based on distance and demand, so check the estimated cost before confirming your ride. This is a great option if you're in a larger town like Mount Vernon or Burlington.