The Skagit Farm to Pint Passport Tour includes a map and passport to collect stamps. Once you have collected all your stamps, you are awarded with a pint glass at the last brewery you visit. Pick up a passport at the breweries, Skagit Visitor Info Centers, and a select number of lodging establishments that offer “Bed & Brew” packages.
Get to know the history of downtown Anacortes
and beyond through this amazing mural
project! The Anacortes Museum poured
countless hours and heaps of love into creating
a self-guided tour of the city’s prominent
musicians, fishermen and women, sports
figures, politicians, and families, giving
visitors “depth and meaning to their
experience downtown.”
Skagit Valley bicycle rides vary from flat to hilly with views of farmland, mountains, and the North Puget Sound. Walk on the Guemes Island Ferry or the San Juan Island Ferries for an island bicycle experience. Or, take a bicycle tour through the tulip fields during the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival. Tour display gardens, view open fields, stop at a local garden cafe for a hearty lunch and experience the festival from a local perspective. If you are looking for a world class scenic and adventurous mountain ride, the North Cascades Highway (SR20) is for you!
Experience the majestic beauty of the Magic Skagit on the trail. Our mountains, forests, valley, and islands are big enough to provide a lifetime of outdoor adventure and exploration. Our trails play a unique role in Skagit County’s environmental community, bringing enthusiasts for recreation and conservation together to protect the awesome wild places we love to explore, and to protect the opportunities for people to enjoy them.
The Skagit County Historical Museum has created a heritage barn tour including 55 historic registered barns. These self-guided tours include the build date, roof style, agricultural use and in many cases, the family history of many Skagit County pioneers.
