Camping is one of the most accessible ways to experience the Mount Rainier region. These two lakefront areas offer approachable examples of car camping near the park, with calm water, nearby activities, and flexibility to shape each day as it unfolds.
Simple ways to explore the Mount Rainier region with care and enjoy a better visit. Often trips to Mount Rainier begin with the same iconic moment. You see the mountain rise above the horizon and you feel a pull to get closer. Visitors carry that sense of wonder into...
Plan a smooth summer trip to Mt Rainier with kids. Find easy trails, food options, visitor center info, family friendly basecamps, and practical tips for warm weather travel.
How to visit the park by guided tour or hiker shuttle when driving is not an option. Some visitors prefer to explore without driving. It is possible to visit Mount Rainier National Park without a car, but options are limited. There is no public transportation, no bus...
So, you can’t cut down a tree in Mt. Rainier National Park, but you can have that experience of cutting down your own Christmas tree in select areas outside of the park. Here’s what you need to know before you go.
New Wildlife and Waterfalls itinerary: explore majestic waterfalls, encounter Pacific Northwest wildlife, and uncover hidden gems along the road less traveled. Download your free itinerary now and start planning your adventure!
Discover indoor activities at Mount Rainier and in nearby gateway towns. Museums, galleries, tasting rooms, and more for rainy or smoky days.
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The Highlander Family Restaurant and Bar has reopened in Ashford, WA—just 5.8 miles from Mount Rainier’s Nisqually Entrance. Casual, hearty dining.”
Berkeley Park is a stunning summer hike from Sunrise at Mount Rainier. Wildflowers, wildlife, and alpine views await on this 7.7-mile trail.
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