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Japanese Gulch
A large, undeveloped piece of land with abandoned railroad tracks and several hiking trails.
- Best time
- 24/7, weather-permitting.
- Crowd
- Younger guys and older guys alike, but mostly husband types getting away from the house.
- Watch out
- Fast-moving mountain bikers could catch you off-guard if you are not careful.
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Wheelchair: Not accessible
The guide
Where exactly
From I-5/405, follow the Mukilteo Speedway (Hwy-525) west through Harbour Pointe towards Old Town Mukilteo and the Whidbey Island ferry terminal. When the road splits, stay to the left and continue approximately three miles to Mukilteo Boulevard. Turn right onto Mukilteo Boulevard and drive approximately one mile. The entrance to the parking area is on the right-hand side of the road, just before the bridge that passes over the gulch and railroad tracks. The entrance to the parking area is a few hundred feet beyond Prospect Avenue. Cross street: Mukilteo Boulevard.
Cruisiest spot: Start with the parking lot, as many cruisers will sit in their vehicle waiting to see who comes and goes. The areas on the hillside and beneath the bridge are also good places to cruise.
When to go
24/7, weather-permitting. Best times: Your best bet is on a warm Spring or Summer evening when people are feeling frisky and outdoorsy. Dates open: 365 days a year.
Sunset today · Sunrise tomorrow
Etiquette
Any action should take place along the trails on the hill, as you can see anyone approaching before they can see you.
Nudity: Not recommended.
Safety
Fast-moving mountain bikers could catch you off-guard if you are not careful. There is a no-trespassing sign posted, but it's ignored and people frequent the area without any hassles.
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