Why Mukilteo

Mukilteo is a scenic waterfront community with a friendly, welcoming atmosphere and stunning views of Possession Sound and the Olympic Mountain range. It is the site where the 1855 Point Elliott Treaty was signed.

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 Headquarters and Future of Flight Museum.

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.

"Mukilteo has commercial and industrial zoned land for new and expanding businesses and a regulatory environment where businesses can be entrepreneurs and succeed.

In December 2020, the Washington State Ferries opened a new modern Mukilteo Mulitmodal ferry terminal. Capitalizing on the State’s public investment, City waterfront revitalization plans feature a vibrant, active waterfront with recreational opportunities offering extensive public access to the water along with additional private investment from shops and restaurants."

-Economic Alliance Snohomish County

Mukilteo At A Glance

Information below courtesy of Economic Alliance Snohomish County.

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Mukilteo Mulitimodal Ferry Terminal

"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.

What Will You Discover In Mukilteo?

From the sea comes a bounty for the senses. There are lighthouses and secret beaches waiting to be explored, ferries to ride, cultural works of art to be appreciated. Soak in the sunsets and sweeping views the Olympic Mountains, or soak up the clam and mussel broth, you choose!

The Seaside Loop
A Weekend In Mukilteo
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Welcome to Seattle NorthCountry, a place where aviation innovators, tech geniuses, original thinkers, and lovers of the outdoors not only commingle, but are often times the same person.

Just 15 miles north of Seattle, Seattle NorthCountry stretches from the peaks of the Cascade Mountains to the shores of the Salish Sea. In between, you’ll find the perfect combination of infrastructure, sophistication, adventure, and recreation that today’s work-life balance seekers desire. It’s the ideal place to mix business with pleasure, with the added convenience of the Port of Everett, commercial air service at Seattle Paine Field Passenger Terminal, and Interstate 5 bisecting the region.

Whether you’re looking to grow, expand, or relocate an existing business, incubate or accelerate a startup, or simply work remotely in an environment that is as conducive to innovation as it is exploration, you’ll find it all in Seattle NorthCountry.

Explore Seattle NorthCountry

There's a little bit of everything within the four visitor regions of Snohomish County, WA. Seattle NorthCountry is uniquely situated between the water and the mountains in the heart of aviation country. As such, you can easily access the many cultures — the nautical, artistic, outdoors, and farming communities — that make up the essence of Pacific Northwest. Use the clickable interactive map below to find more information and content about each of our regions.