Known for its iconic lighthouse and beautiful beaches, Mukilteo is a scenic waterfront community with stunning views of Possession Sound and the Olympic Mountains.
Conveniently located off of the I-5 corridor, just 10 minutes from Seattle Paine Field International Airport, Mukilteo offers easy access to many of the region's most popular amenities and attractions, including Boeing's Future of Flight.
It is a regional transportation hub for the Washington State Ferries, featuring the Mukilteo-Clinton route with service to Whidbey Island, and Sound Transit offers weekday trains to nearby Seattle from the Mukilteo Station.
Food & Drink | Where To Stay | Things To Do | Parks, Beaches & Trails | Getting Here
Seattle Paine Field International Airport (PAE) | Mukilteo Ferry Terminal | Mukilteo Train Station | Parking
Lighthouse Park | Boeing Future of Flight | Rosehill Community Center | Japanese Gulch | Big Gulch | Edgewater Beach | Mukilteo Community Beach (T-Dock) | Boat Launch | Harbour Pointe Golf Club | High Trek Adventures
With direct commercial flights daily, the passenger terminal at Seattle Paine Field International Airport (PAE), in nearby Everett, offers visitors a relaxed and refined alternative when flying into Snohomish County and the greater Seattle area, and convenient, easy access to the region (not to mention stunning views of the Olympic Mountains).
"The beauty of Paine Field isn’t only in its natural surroundings; it’s also in the design, flow, fit, and finish of the details. These details are reflective of the sophistication of Snohomish County." -Brett Smith, CEO Propeller Airports
With sailings every 30 minutes, the Mukilteo-Clinton Ferry provides the opportunity for a great walk-on boat ride (approximately 60 minutes round trip) or take your car for a full-day excursion to Whidbey Island, Deception Pass or the Olympic Peninsula.
"The cultural significance of the Mukilteo Multimodal Ferry Terminal transcends its function as a critical piece of transit infrastructure. The project is located on the site where the 1855 Point Elliott Treaty was signed, guaranteeing perpetual hunting and fishing rights to the tribes on their ancestral lands. The project illustrates how sensitive placemaking, inclusive engagement, and environmental awareness can redefine civic architecture." -LMN Architects
Visit LMN Architects website for more information on this project.
For information on routes, fares and schedules visit www.wsdot.wa.gov/ferrries.
Sounder North (Everett-Seattle) runs on the historic Burlington Northern Railroad tracks up and down the Puget Sound shoreline. The Sound Transit commuter train makes two stops along the way, in Edmonds and Mukilteo Station on mornings and early evenings during weekday commuter hours. Visit the Sound Transit website for more information.
WEEKEND GAME DAY TRAINS
Sounder trains run from Everett to Seattle for many weekend day games when the Mariners, Sounders FC or Seahawks are in town. You don’t have to attend the game to ride the train – take the opportunity to explore Seattle for a few hours without having to drive. Check the Sound Transit events calendar to see when special game trains are running.
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