Things To Do in Mt. Rainier National Park

Quote: Lush vegetation among old-growth forest with huge Douglas fir trees and Western Red Cedars. The Grove of the Patriarchs is a relatively flat trail that winds along the Ohanapecosh River which babbles the whole… Read More

Quote: Hikes in the Sunrise area are all in the subalpine and alpine tundra – which makes for great wildflowers and great views. Some hikes are: Mount Freemont fire lookout tower – 5.5 miles round trip, 1200… Read More

Quote: This was our first time visiting North Fork campground. We actually had not planned ahead where we were going to stay, but rather decided to drive to several campgrounds in the Giffor Pinchot Forest and pick the… Read More

Quote: Backcountry permits are required to backpack at Mount Rainier National Park. Permits are free of charge if you get them first come, first serve. The park only charges a fee if you want to reserve a site ahead… Read More

Quote: This trail begins at the Sunrise trailhead and rises 1200 ft. It crosses high mountain meadows and heads above the timber line into the alpine tundra. Spectacular views and invigorating fresh air add to its… Read More

Quote: This is a truly gorgeous place nestled in a sub-alpine rainforest in the northwestern corner of Mt. Rainier National Park. An easy 1.5 hour drive south and east of Seattle leads you to the Carbon River Ranger… Read More

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