This is a community blessed with natural beauty, set in tranquil forests and natural vegetation and snow-capped Olympic mountains. The city of Mukilteo has behaved with a wonderful mixture of old and new, an eclectic mix of historic and modern buildings, and a multitude of shops and restaurants.

There are two ferry terminals on the banks of Puget Sound, the Mukilteo Ferry Terminal and the Lynnwood Ferry Terminal. There is a Washington State Ferries terminal connected to Clinton, and the Sounder train is within walking distance of downtown. The city is served by State Route 525, which runs north of Highway 99 in Lynnwood to the Teo Ferry Terminal, by SR 525, which runs from MukILTEo Speedway to the Mukilstee Ferry Terminal in Lynnwoods, and by SR 526, which serves the Boeing Everett Factory.

The train service is provided by Sound Transit with stops at Mukilteo Station, east of the ferry terminal, and Lynnwood. Community Transit operates a light rail service from MukILTEo Speedway to Lynnwoods Ferry Terminal, which can be accessed by bus, bus or light rail.

In 1877, the plant became the first of its kind to build a canned salmon factory in Puget Sound, and it became one of the largest of its kind. s kind of in the world. Car ferries began in 1919 as Whidbey Central and there were regular trips from Mukilteo to Clinton. Ferry service was maintained until 1951, when the company was bought by Washington State Ferries.

Later, the building became a research facility where scientists could study marine life in a controlled environment. The Japanese Gorge offers great views of Mukilteo and the rest of Puget Sound and the Pacific Ocean. Just a short drive from all major attractions, Motel 6 offers accommodation while enjoying beautiful views of the sea, mountains and other picturesque areas in the area.

Rain and cool temperatures keep tourists at bay in March and May, but you don't have to be a human to stay away. If you want to avoid the crowds that come in the summer and don't mind the cool weather, book a Mukilteo hotel, especially one with views of Puget Sound and the Pacific Ocean.

The sky is bright and bright in Mukilteo, with bright blue skies and blue skies over Puget Sound and the Pacific Ocean. The sky is bright with blue, white and red clouds and a blue sea.

According to tourism statistics, the best time of year to visit Mukilteo in the summer months is mid-July to the end of August. According to this calculation, the most popular times for visiting MukILTEO are in July, August, September and October, mid-July and mid-August; the worst times for visiting in October, November, December, January, February, March, April, May, June and July. The most popular times in August and September for visitors from Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Alaska, Montana, Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, California, Nevada, Hawaii, Florida, Georgia, Texas, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Tennessee, Kentucky, South Carolina and Virginia to visit Mukilstero.

The first spring blooms appear in Mukilteo at the end of March or the beginning of April, usually between April and May, but also in June or July. The growing season in MukILTEO lasts from March to September, rarely it starts between January 20 and March 18 and rarely ends between October 29 and December 17. Daylight saving time (Daylight saving time) is observed from spring (March 8) and lasts 7-8 months and ends in autumn (November 1). The windiest day of the year is December 3 with an average wind speed of 60 km / h.

Different types of precipitation are observed every day, with the exception of trace amounts, but the most frequent form of precipitation during the year is rain alone, based on a categorization. Most rain falls on 31 days, in the centre on 20 November, and the driest days are marked by rain and snow falling on the same day. Wet days can be distinguished from dry days by the difference in the amount of rain or snow in a single day or by a combination of both.

The temperature is 0 for a perceived 50C, which rises linearly to 9.65C and 10.75C and falls linearly to 1.80C. The precipitation (based on three hours of precipitation in the middle of the hour) is 10 for precipitation, 1 for rain and falls linearly, to 3,5 ADegF, 4,6 ADEGF and 5,8 ADGEgFs. Judging by this number, the best time of the year to visit Mukilteo was the average number of visitors per day, from mid-July to late August, with the most frequent days of rain and snow in mid-July and the driest days in late September and early October.

There are no major parks in the city, but park and ride spots in Everett and Lynnwood. Parking proposals for more than 4 hours are available at the Park & Ride parking lot in Everett or Lynnwoods or by ferry.