Skagit River Tours

Up to Three People - $450

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Looking for a guided nature tour on the Skagit? I offer nature tours tailored to the section of river you wish to see! Along with gorgeous outdoor scenery we can often see bald eagles, salmon jumping, river otters, beavers, seals, deer and waterfowl. Bring your binoculars and your camera!

I’ll do my best to tell you about the wildlife, vegetation and local lore on your trip.

The river scenery and wildlife changes throughout the year, if you have a question about a certain timeframe, please ask.

Average trips run 3 - 4 hours. $100 per additional hour beyond 4 hours.

The photos below are just a handful of the ones I have taken over time. Most are in the lower wetlands of the Skagit River as I spend a lot of time down there scouting for waterfowl.

A gorgeous evening over a lower channel of the Skagit River.
Waterfowl in Skagit Valley.
Pilings at sunrise in Skagit Bay.
Pilings in the Skagit River near Mount Vernon, WA.
A popular blind in the marshes of Skagit River.
Pilings in Skagit Bay.
Wildflowers in the Skagit wetlands.
A frosty cattail in the marshes of Skagit Valley.
a scenic view of the Skagit River.
A back-channel of the Skagit River during summertime.
An old bridge used by waterfowlers in the Skagit wetlands.
Cattails in the marsh of Skagit River.
An evening view of Mount Baker in Skagit Valley.
A back-channel used by waterfowl on the Skagit River.
An evening sunset on the Skagit River.
A sunrise across a lake in Skagit Valley near Mount Vernon, WA.
Summertime cattails in the Skagit marsh.
Wetlands of the Skagit River.
A sunrise in Skagit Valley near Mount Vernon, WA.