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Secret Skagit Birding Adventure: Skagit River Estuary

Blue HeronOn our exciting Secret Skagit Birding Adventure we'll meet you in LaConner (only a 60 mile drive north of Seattle or south from Vancouver B.C.)  and transport you to Blake's Resort on the Lower Skagit River.  You'll meet with your naturalist, river guides who will treat you with tales of local history, spot a variety of birds, and take you on a voyage of discover  through the Skagit estuary into the Swinomish Channel and the historic town of LaConner, Washington. Pacific Northwest Float Trips is the only raft company offering this innovative trip; it has been enjoyed by folks of all ages for many years.  Since it is a leisurely float with no white water, it is ideal for families, groups and bird enthusiasts.

This is our most productive river adventure to experience a variety of wildlife, Red-Tailed Hawks, Blue Heron, Bald Eagles and a variety of sea-birds. On occasion we witness river otters and other marine critters.

Stopping along the way makes great fun for exploring!You’ll stop for a yummy picnic on Goat Island located across from Deception Pass where you can explore and climb to an abandoned Fort, a leftover post from WWII.  A huge cistern is at the top of the island where a vast variety of birds visit on their migratory route to both bathe and drink the fresh water. We'll meander on through the channel and you'll disembark from your inflatable raft in LaConner.

Stay and visit LaConner, or we can take you through the legendary and spectacular display of tulip fields in West Mt. Vernon. You’ll view the beautiful gardens of tulips and many other floral species in bloom. 

Beautiful Tulip Fields in the Skagit Valley!Please note that the Skagit Valley Tulip Festival is an annual event which takes place in April. The fields are filled with flowers both before and after and still beautiful for viewing.  On the drive to LaConner you'll pass several magnificent fields.  We'll also include a short ride around the tulip fields during the festival.

This is a wonderful trip for all ages, great for birthday parties and serious bird watchers! Please ask about group rates for this excursion, which is also a great trip for scouts and other organizations.   Make your reservations early for this popular trip!  Call for the times on the date you are coming! Toll Free 866-298-6287

Adults: $87 with Lunch / $79 without Lunch 
Children (12 & under) or Seniors (65 & older): $77 w Lunch / $71 w/o Lunch

Special Group Prices (discount will be calculated at checkout):

  • 7 -12 passengers $82 per person w/Lunch

  • 7 -12 passengers $75 per person w/o Lunch

  • 13 + passengers $79 per person w/Lunch

  • 13 + passengers $72 per person w/o Lunch

 

Contact Information

Contact us for more information and details, or to inquire about special services:

Telephone Toll Free 866-298-6287 or 360-757-3700

Please note:  trips are not cancelled due to rain or cold weather.

EMAIL: info@pacificnwfloattrips.com

 

 

Pacific NW Float Trips

Toll Free: 866-389-1349

Local Phone: 360-757-1201 Eagles@PacificNWFloatTrips.com

 

 

Quick Trip Tips!

 

Lower Skagit Wildlife Quest:

Season: April to May ~ be sure to reserve your trip in advance, weekends fill up very quickly, especially during the Tulip Festival.

Meeting Place: Meet in LaConner, WA See your confirmation information sheet once you book your trip.

Driving Directions:

Phone number 360-757-3700 or call toll free 866-298-6287

Trip Times: Trip times vary for this trip due to tide schedules. Please contact us regarding the date you would like to take this excursion.

What to wear:

Proper clothing is very important!  Remember, you lose heat through your head and feet!

  • Synthetic or wool long underwear next to your skin.
  • Wool or synthetic polar fleece sweater and pants
  • Water repellent rain pants & Jacket with hood or poncho
  • Warm HAT
  • Gloves or Mittens
  • Thick wool or polar fleece socks
  • Rubber insulated boots, hip waders, after-ski boots, etc.
  • Leave dry clothes in your car for the end of the trip.

What to bring: Camera, binoculars or video camera  in a plastic bag. We can supply dry bag if needed.  You may also want to bring your lunch or a snack if you have not signed up for a lunch trip.

What we provide:

  • Shuttle service
  • Life jackets
  • Rain ponchos
  • Professional guides
  • Lunch with some trips
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