Get practical travel tips and discover the wheelchair-accessible lodging, attractions, and areas to visit in the Mount Rainier region in the new accessible travel guide from Visit Rainier. ...
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. ...
Skilled mountain guide who led James Longmire, John Muir, and many other early climbing parties to Mount Rainier. Also an early settler in the Eatonville area who prospered and lived comfortably within both Native and Euro-American circles. ...
John Muir is notable to Mt. Rainier for climbing the mountain and chronicling it in the Ascent of Mount Rainier, helping to bring public awareness to protect the mountain as a national park. ...
In 1870, Van Trump along with Stevens becomes the first successful documented climbing party to summit Mount Rainier. Also notable for his friendship with John Muir and early involvement with the Sierra Club. ...
If ever Washington had a true Renaissance man, it would be Edmond S. Meany. His name is well recognized around Puget Sound associated with the University of Washington, a hotel, and as a mountain in the Olympic National Park. ...
Ski Crystal Mountain, and snowboard, snowshoe, take in live entertainment, ride a scenic gondola, and dine at the highest point in Washington State! ...
In 1891 becomes second woman to climb Mount Rainier after failed attempt with Fay Fuller a year earlier. Being part of a successful climbing party that included 13-year old Susan Longmire; earning these two women the honors of being the second and third woman to summit the mountain. ...
Interested in glamping, or glamour camping, in the scenic Mt. Rainier region this summer or fall? Then round up your gal pals for this two day glamping getaway filled with hidden gems around Mt. Rainier. ...