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Farmer’s Markets, Stands & U-Pick

Farmer’s Markets, Stands & U-Pick

Boating + Kayaking+ SUP

Boating + Kayaking+ SUP

Biking & Hiking

Biking & Hiking

Whale Watching

Whale Watching

Birding

Birding

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Tours

North Cascades National Park

North Cascades National Park

Deception Pass

Deception Pass

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Visit the largest motorcycle run in the Pacific No

Visit the largest motorcycle run in the Pacific Northwest - The 41st Annual Oyster Run. Visit Downtown Anacortes for the Oyster Run this Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm for food, vendors, music and more! 🏍

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📷: Oyster Run

Embrace the Magic of Fall - Discover Harvest Fun i

Embrace the Magic of Fall - Discover Harvest Fun in Skagit Valley! 🍂 From vibrant fall foliage to bountiful farms, cozy local eateries, and exciting outdoor adventures, Skagit Valley offers the perfect getaway for those looking to embrace the joys of fall.

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Evening glow. @hedlinfamilyfarms #skagitvalley sunflowers give a warm welcome to guests coming to visit the picturesque town of La Conner 🌻

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📷: @cedarbrookstudio

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This Year, Diablo Lake Skagit Tours run Saturdays

This Year, Diablo Lake Skagit Tours run Saturdays & Sundays from September 7 - 29. Some dates are already sold out, but grab your spot now for September 28th or September 29th. Visit our website blog for all the details (link in bio)⚓

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Join friends, family, and farming neighbors at Gen

Join friends, family, and farming neighbors at Genuine Skagit Valley’s 2nd Annual Skagit Tidewater Boil at the La Conner Marina the last weekend in September. Feast on local crab and break bread while listening to live music. This festive and family-friendly event celebrates the bountiful Skagit Valley’s food, brew, and farming communities! Tap the link in our bio for details 🦀🌽🥔

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📷: @genuineskagitvalley @charitylburggraaf @nicholelongphotography

When that #MagicSkagit light shines just right 🌟 "Valley Enchantment Sunset" 📷: @tandemwheels_photography

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Today from 11am - 5pm - Visit Camp Korey and exper

Today from 11am - 5pm - Visit Camp Korey and experience the BIGGEST BBQ competition west of Kansas City!🍖🔥 Today is Community Day where you can sample BBQ from their 50 competition teams, take in some live music, play fun games at their kid-friendly Carnival Row, and more! Event proceeds help bring transformative experiences to kids and families navigating complex medical conditions. Camp Korey is located 24880 Brotherhood Rd, Mount Vernon, WA 98274

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📷: @campkorey

Did you know? Downtown Mount Vernon is home to two

Did you know? Downtown Mount Vernon is home to two original tulip-themed works of art.

The next time you’re exploring Mount Vernon's Riverwalk Park, you might come across an iconic 14-foot tall metal sculpture of tulips. Installed in 2015, “Tulip Dance” was designed and built by PNW-based husband and wife team Dave Frei and Jennifer Corio, who excel in creating playful large-scale metal public art. Made of aluminum and steel, Tulip Dance was donated to Mount Vernon by the Blackburn family.

What's that tulip high in the sky? This 'tulip themed' historic smoke stack is a proud remnant of the former Carnation Milk Condensery, currently the Condensery Building, built by Elbridge A. Stuart in 1906. The purpose of the condensery was to convert cow’s milk, which spoiled easily, into canned, condensed milk. The process included boiling off some of the water contained in the milk and adding sugar as a preservative to prepare the milk for canning. The process required huge amounts of steam to be released, and the smoke stack was built for that purpose. Esther McLatchy is the original artist and creator of the tulip design first painted on the smoke stack in 1987. It was repainted in 2007. Today, the smoke stack is a treasured symbol that pays tribute to our fertile farmlands and the beautiful tulip fields for which the Skagit Valley is so well known. 🌷

We hope you'll stop by downtown Mount Vernon to enjoy both of these pieces and Discover the Magic of Skagit #magicskagit ✨

📷 and information courtesy of the Skagit County Historical Museum and The City of Mount Vernon

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