Mukilteo, WA Outdoor Activities
Outdoor Activity Deals
Northwest Eco River Tours
- Multiple Locations
Learn the basics of lake fly-fishing during two or four hours of personalized instruction
West Coast Entertainment
- Multiple Locations
Segways transport groups through Seattle neighborhoods as knowledgeable guides dish facts about passing landmarks and picturesque views
Emerald City Trapeze Arts
- Industrial District East
After experienced instructors lead brief ground demonstrations, students practice swinging on a flying trapeze
Kent Valley Ice Centre
- Kent
Public skating outings include vouchers for the café, which serves pizza, BLTs, and chili-cheese fries
Emerald Downs
- North Auburn
Horses bolt toward glory around the track during afternoon and evening races as fans follow from the grandstand and bet on outcomes
Outdoor Adventure Center
- Multiple Locations
Guides lead paddlers from Redhook Brewery down the Sammamish River, and sea kayakers marvel at the wildlife around Lopez Island
Spooked in Seattle Ghost Tours
- Central Business District
90-minute tour led by ghost hunters takes participants through the haunted buildings of Pioneer Square
Auburn Skate Connection
- South Auburn
Classic skating on solid-wood skating rink built in the fall of 1965
Gregg Rogers Golf Performance Centers
- Bel-Red
Advanced technology aids golfers in finding the perfect club fit and honing swing, posture, and technique in an indoor golf studio
Edgeworks Climbing
- West End
10,000 sq. ft. climbing gym helps climbers of all ages learn the fundamentals of bouldering, top roping, and safe belaying techniques
Whidbey Golf and Country Club
- Oak Harbor
Stationed in coastal Washington, 6,476 yd. course wraps fairways around multiple ponds and sand traps at club with onsite driving range
Surf Ballard
An avid surfing duo supplies surfers and standup paddleboarders with the equipment necessary to cruise nearby Puget Sound
Helicopters Northwest
- Georgetown
Pilot lifts up to three guests 500-1,000 ft. above Seattle for a 20-minute city-landmark tour
Washington Surf Academy
- Ballard
After on-land instruction, paddleboarders float single file behind guides into Shilshole's waters and scan the scenery for local wildlife
AcuWings
- Renton
A scenic flight showcases a bird's-eye view of Seattle sights; students get training before piloting an aircraft alongside an instructor
Cascade Canoe & Kayak Centers
- Multiple Locations
The beginner-friendly lesson on Lake Washington teaches kayaking basics, such as general safety, intro movements & recovering from a capsize
Tashunka Farms
- Union Hill-Novelty Hill
Pet the soft fur of fainting goats, lionhead rabbits, chinchillas, and a herd of miniature farm animals
GirlDiver
- Multiple Locations
Students can try scuba diving in a two-hour session, or aim for Open Water certification locally in the summer or abroad on their own time
Seattle Scenic Flights
- Boeing Field
Soar above Seattle, catching aerial views of landmarks such as Lake Washington, Fisherman’s Terminal, and Qwest Field
Issaquah Paddle Sports
- I-90
Outfitters supply lifejackets & conduct a safety check before sending visitors off to paddleboard, kayak, or NuCanoe Kayak on Lake Sammamish
All Rivers & Saltwater Charters
- Issaquah Highlands
Veteran fishermen teach proper fly-casting techniques during classes held in local parks, which include all necessary equipment
Pacific NW Float Trips
- Mount Vernon
Expert guides ferry passengers down a placid river while relaying history and ecology info
Operation Paintball Seattle
- Graham
Six forested paintball fields features two-story bunkers, natural cover, and obstacles such as inflatables and old cars
Swing Doctors
- Kirkland
In glow from high-tech simulators, video equipment plays back frames of swing allowing pros to point out improper alignment & other issues
Mountain to Sound Outfitters
- Fairmount Park
Skiing, kayaking, paddleboarding, and fishing excursions thrive, equipped with gear from brands including Necky, Atomic, and Rossignol
Peninsula Premier Pro Shop
- Belfair-Tahuya
Three courses challenge wizards of paint firing to intense rounds of colored combat replete with ammo & gear & air refills
Recommended Outdoor Activities by Groupon Customers
At Wrench Bicycle Workshop, mechanical experts Buck and Greg help maintain patrons' eco-friendly commuting machines with a comprehensive list of bicycle services. The specialists call upon nearly 30 years of combined experience as they adjust brakes, true wheels, and clean drivetrain systems. The duo services, rebuilds, and repairs all types of cycles. They also host a loaner program, which equips riders with Scott Sub 30 bikes while their personal steeds are resting up and conspiring against neighborhood birds with Ben, the shop’s welcoming dog.
The buzz of motors rises and falls as bright-red blurs zip around the track at PGP Motorsports Park. Here, in the shadow of Mount Rainier, racers ages 15 and older loop around an 8/10-mile track at speeds of up to 48 miles per hour, leaning back in the ergonomic seats of Italian-built Birel N35 karts. The 30-foot-wide asphalt track can be altered to take on 12 different configurations and is centered in a velodrome, which puts spectators at an elevated angle so they get a good line of sight no matter where they sit.
For safety reasons, drivers should wear long sleeves and pants and closed-toe shoes. Drivers are equipped with helmets and driving suits, and since races take place rain or shine, they will also be provided with rain gear that includes waterproof gloves and booties.
Traxx Indoor Raceway measures out adrenaline in seconds. It takes a go-kart just 23 seconds to careen around the indoor 1/5-mile track once, and 45 seconds for it to crest the 1/4-mile outdoor track's hill and swoop around its smooth turns back to the starting line. Drivers can reach speeds of 35 miles per hour in the SODI GT2 gas-powered karts, so the track provides helmets, jumpsuits, and notes from their mother to keep the racers safe. All contests last 20 laps or up to 15 minutes, except for the Traxx 100, a monthly marathon when 10 drivers rumble around the outdoor track 50 times.
Although drivers on the main track must be at least 14 years old, the team is committed to spreading the excitement around. Kids aged 3–10 gear up and hop into electric cars, zipping around their own four-turn track under the watchful eyes of attendants. Among other carnivalesque distractions, the colorful facility boasts an arcade and a 24-foot climbing wall to thrill jaded teenage thumbs, as well as a checker-themed banquet hall that seats up to 150 people for parties and team-building events.
Since the 1950s, the Seattle University Athletics program has been all over the collegiate athletic landscape, leaving their post as a vaunted member of the NCAA Div. I for the NAIA in the 1970s, where they stayed until the fall of 2002, when they entered the NCAA Div. II. Though the school’s history chronicles periods of turbulence, it also encompasses a laundry list of indelible athletes; basketball Hall of Fame inductee Elgin Baylor led the Redhawks to an NCAA Championship game in 1958, and tennis star Tom Gorman was twice selected as an NCAA All-American, paving the way to a pro career in which he attained a top-10 worldwide ranking. In its relatively brief time in the NCAA Div. II, the Redhawks have won two NCAA titles in men’s swimming and one men’s soccer championship, for which the team was awarded rights to the Seattle Space Needle.
