Non-commercial berry picking is allowed within the National Park. Two quarts per person per day of huckleberries, blackberries, thimbleberries and salmonberries may be gathered by hand. This small quantity has been determined to not adversely affect park wildlife... ...
Learn about the life, culture, and activities of the Coastal Salish Native Americans who lived in the Northwest before the arrival of Euro-American settlers. And enjoy outdoor activities available at Pioneer Farm Museum and Ohop Indian Village. ...
Vine Maple, high elevation huckleberry bushes and Larch (Tamarack) are the main sources of fall color and begin turning in late September. Larch is golden and is visible after much of the other color is gone. It is only found in the Chinook Pass and White Pass areas... ...
Frey Family Farm is a certified organic, 40-acre mixed vegetable, berry and hay production farm. that welcomes visitors to stop by and live the farm-life as part of their Mount Rainier vacation. ...
Tips for mushroom foraging in the Mount Rainier area. What to look for, where to go, permit info and more. Learn more at VisitRainier.com/mushroom-picking. ...