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Mount Rainier National Park

55210 238th Ave. East, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington 98304

Featured Review : The last stop on our swing through Washington, we arrived at Stone Creek Lodge near Nisqually Entrance near dusk. That left just a day to explore this large park, which can't possibly do justice to this beautiful area. M...See Full Review

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Grove of the Patriarchs

Grove of the Patriarchs
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 journey.Even on the hottest day, the... Read the full Mount Rainier National Park review

From journal Wonderful Washington State

Nisqually Trail

Nisqually Trail
Quote: The Nisqually Trail is located at Paradise and starts near the visitor center. About a 45 minute hike, it is not strenuous and very well-maintained.Lots of wildflowers including lupines were blooming, even in August 2006 when I took the trek. It... Read the full Mount Rainier National Park review

From journal Wonderful Washington State

Trail of the Shadows

Trail of the Shadows
Quote: A short hike on a well-maintained trail. There are bubbly cold springs along the trail. Not to be missed are the many varieties of plants and trees - Douglas firs, Red Alden with white bark, and ferns everywhere.

From journal Wonderful Washington State

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Mount Rainier National Park

  • 4 out of 5 stars by cindylou11157 from Pottstown, Pennsylvania
  • November 6, 2007
Mount Rainier National Park
Quote: Mt. Rainier is an active volcano only 1 hour outside the city of Seattle. This mountain has it all, meadows of wild flowers, cascading water falls, glaciers, hiking trails, rainforest and historic sites. Why are there no pictures of the... Read the full Mount Rainier National Park review

From journal Seattle, the Great Northwest

Mount Rainier National Park

  • 5 out of 5 stars by IsabelleTravels from Orlando, Florida
  • December 18, 2006
Quote: Our trip to Mt. Ranier National Park consisted of a 5.2 mile trail called the Sunrise Rim Trail. I am not an athletic person, but I think there might be a little more strength in me than I ever imagined. I wanted to quit after the first mile (which... Read the full Mount Rainier National Park review

From journal Seattle Area Getaway

Mt Rainier

  • 5 out of 5 stars by Fotochica from Colorado Springs, Colorado
  • March 28, 2006
Quote: An amazing, breathtaking sight! Be prepared for an exciting drive. There were times when I was truly white-knuckled, and my mom got nervous every time I tried to look over the side. I have to say, just the drive up the mountain was exhilarating. ... Read the full Mount Rainier National Park review

From journal Seattle, Puget Sound, Mt Rainier, Mount St. Helen

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Mount Rainier National Park

  • 5 out of 5 stars by callen60 from Ozarks, Missouri
  • January 22, 2006
Mount Rainier National Park
Quote: The last stop on our swing through Washington, we arrived at Stone Creek Lodge near Nisqually Entrance near dusk. That left just a day to explore this large park, which can't possibly do justice to this beautiful area. Most of the driving is on... Read the full Mount Rainier National Park review

From journal Washington: Big Beaches, Big Mountains, Big Forest

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Mount Rainier National Park

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Jaguar from Olympia, Washington
  • February 19, 2003
Mount Rainier National Park
Quote: Mount Rainier National Park has six developed campgrounds providing almost 600 sites. These campgrounds open by the end of June through mid-September. Only one campground, Sunshine Point, is open for auto camping all year round. The other five... Read the full Mount Rainier National Park review

From journal Slopes of Mount Rainier

Mt. Rainier

  • 4 out of 5 stars by gclink from Grand Prairie, Texas
  • June 29, 2001
Quote: Mt. Rainier is an inactive volcano. It is part of the Cascades which contains numerous volcanoes including Mt. St. Helens. It is a short drive from Seattle/Tacoma to the mountain, but one can spend many hours there hiking through the woods,... Read the full Mount Rainier National Park review

From journal Weekend in Seattle

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Mount Rainier National Park

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Tombrew from Marina del Rey, California
  • April 29, 2001
Mount Rainier National Park
Quote: Well, this redneck Atlantan went unprepared - I hate taking bunches of stuff when I travel. The forecast said near 60 degrees for Seattle, so I did not bring my hiking boots or cold weather gear. I reached the park entrance, and drove up and up. ... Read the full Mount Rainier National Park review

From journal Seattle Area - Sun, Snow, Salmon,and Suds