How to Get Here
Take Transit
Take an Everett Transit bus to get to the Port of Everett. Route 6 goes north to the Everett waterfront and south to the Everett Station. The Port of Everett stop is at 13th Street and West Marine View Drive. Additional stops will be added with development at Waterfront Place.
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Each summer, Everett Transit’s free Wheels to the Waterfront program offers bus rides between downtown Everett and the waterfront. Thursday, Friday and Saturday bus service is provided in July and August.
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Ride Share
There’s also the ride-sharing option. Order a car-for-hire through Uber, Lyft or similar ride-hailing service to get to the Port of Everett. With the Uber or Lyft app, request a ride to share, hop in and go 24/7. Don’t know where you want to go? Check out the Port’s list of recommendations. Or give your driver the address to the Waterfront Center, 1205 Craftsman Way, to get dropped off at the Port of Everett headquarters.
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Walk/Bike/Scooter
The City of Everett’s Grand Avenue Park Bridge provides pedestrian access to the waterfront from Grand Avenue Park at 16th Street to the Port of Everett waterfront via West Marine View Drive. The bridge has an elevator, so it’s an accessible route for wheelchairs, strollers and bicycles. If you take the bridge from the park, 1800 Grand Ave., you’ll end up near the Port of Everett’s South Marina by Lombardi’s Italian Restaurant, 1620 West Marine View Drive.
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You also can take the Mill Town Trail for a 6.8-mile sidewalk stroll through Everett’s history. A Historic Everett map shows that this stretch of the city was once a booming mill town. The map circumnavigates much of the Port of Everett, pointing out historically significant sites along the way, such as mills, businesses and parks. This is an out-and-back trail – so unless you’re riding a bicycle, you may not be able to finish it in one go.
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CLICK HERE TO VIEW THE HISTORIC EVERETT MAP
There’s also the Port’s Millwright Loop Trail located between 10th and 18th streets off West Marine View Drive, made up of 4 miles of sidewalks and boardwalks, which provides pedestrian access to the Port’s marina facilities. This trail connects into the larger Mill Town Trail system and is dotted with art installations and interpretive boards.
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The City of Everett’s Scooter Sharing program allows you to rent an electric scooter through the Bird app. Up to 300 shared Bird e-scooters are available to wheel up and down Everett streets. Find a scooter near you, hop on and enjoy the sights of the Port of Everett waterfront.
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Drive
Of course, you can also take a personal vehicle to the Port of Everett waterfront – although if you do, carpooling is always encouraged as parking is limited and in high demand. Visitors can park for free in select visitor lots at the Port of Everett for up to two hours (except during special events and select demand times). If you plan to stay longer, visitor parking rates apply. You can pay via web, mobile app, text-to-pay or by walk-up pay stations in several locations. Check out the Port’s latest Visitor Parking Map so you know where to park before you get here (subject to changes).