Mukilteo T-Dock is located at an unexpected spot, right next to the ferry. But it offers cool geodom structures and lots of resident tiny wolf eels and octopuses.
Address / Google Map
Address: 743 Front St., Mukilteo, Washington (Search “Mukilteo Community Beach Park” on Google Maps)
Entry
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Dive Site Information
Dive Profile: Swim out straight from the staircase and one should see the Geodome (15m/50ft). To the left (west) of the Geodome, you should see a traffic sign and lines laid out to the North to go deeper to around 32m/100ft). In the immediate areas of geodorm, there are pipes where wolf eels live and also other structures with critters. It get deep quickly so suitable for deeper dives as well!
Current: Occasional current during heavy exchanges.
Bottom composition: Sands
Things to see: Wolf eels, octopuses, rock fish, school of shiner perch, nudis, plumose anemones
Check Tide Charts – Plan a safe, comfortable dive at PNWDiving.com or planyourdive.com
Dive Site Map fromWashington Scuba Alliance1
Food for thought for planning
Levels: Any. Great for classes and also great for deco (short walk, get deep quick!)
Facilities: One Porta Potty
Fees: Free to entry but pay to park
Parking: Public pay party (via app or website). $3 / hour
Hours: Any time
Other Activities: Crabbing, beachgoers, fishing, free diving
Reference Materials
Visibility report: https://pnwdiving.com/mukilteo-t-dock/visibility
Tide & current: https://www.planyourdive.com/sites/mukilteo-t-dock
Dive site info: Washington Scuba Alliance, Eight Diving, Divebuddy.com
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- same as the dive site map posted on site: https://www.wascuba.org/dive-maps/mukilteo-t-dock ↩︎
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