Explore Mukilteo
Where can you go for a woodsy trail hike, eat at a seaside restaurant and walk to see the sunset over Puget Sound, all within a couple of miles? Mukilteo offers that and more. Mukilteo played a crucial role in the history of Washington’s settlement as the site of the Treaty of Point Elliott. Today, Mukilteo is a small but thriving seaside center for recreation and dining and is the gateway to Whidbey Island via its busy ferry route.
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Where to Eat
Nearby the beach park is Diamond Knot Brewing Company‘s Mukilteo location. It serves specialty brews, pub food, and an ice cream window popular with families while spending the day at the beach.
Mukilteo’s downtown has plenty of dining options, such as Red Cup Cafe and Cabernets & IPAs.G Outside of downtown is popular taphouse Tapped Mukilteo. Grab a treat for yourself at the Mukilteo Chocolate Company. Make sure to bring some chocolate home to the family!
Natural Surroundings
Hikers and trail runners know Mukilteo for the Japanese Gulch, a 147-acre park and trail system set within over 1,000 acres of a drainage basin. A lesser-known system to non-locals, the Big Gulch Trail is a 2.6-mile out-and-back trail through a deep rain-forest like environment.
Head to Lighthouse Park to check out the 1950’s style lighthouse used during non-COVID times as a setting for wedding pictures and family portraits. The beach at the park is an excellent location to fly your beach kite and has water access for swimmers and boaters.
Community Services
Mukilteo School District
9401 Sharon Drive, Everett, WA 98204
425-356-1274 – mukilteoschools.org
City of Mukilteo
11930 Cyrus Way, Mukilteo, WA 98275
425.263.8000 – mukilteowa.gov
Police (non-emergency) 425-407-3999
Mukilteo Library
4675 Harbour Pointe Blvd., Mukilteo, WA 98275-4725
425-493-8202 – sno-isle.org/mukilteo
Things to Do
Mukilteo is full of activities for all ages. Whether it be hiking trails, shopping for gifts, or enjoying a bite to eat, you can find it all in Mukilteo.
