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Mt. Rainier Washington Tourism

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Mount Rainier is one of the oldest National Parks, established in 1899. Towering over Puget Sound, Mount Rainier is located 83 miles southeast of Seattle, and is the most beloved landmark in the state.

The park’s rich forests, waterfalls, glaciers and abundant wildlife offer a variety of outdoor adventures for every season. Visitors can experience, hiking and climbing, alpine meadows bursting with wild flowers, breathtaking waterfalls, horseback riding and incredible scenery every day. Winter activities include back country skiing, show shoeing, sledding, and hot chocolate by the fire.

Visitors are welcomed with warm mountain hospitality into the many unique lodging accommodations, and award winning restaurants. Rejuvenate after a fun filled day; enjoy a therapeutic massage in a day spa or book a private hot tub after climbing with one of our world-class Mountain Guiding Companies.

Mount Rainier is the highest peak in the Cascade Mountain Range with a summit of 14,410 feet. The “mountain” is an active volcano encased in over 35 square miles of snow and ice and more than 26 glaciers. The park is also rich in cultural resources and was designated a National Historic Landmark District as an outstanding example of early park planning and NPS rustic architecture.

Whether you’re looking for scenic drives or challenging hikes, or to enjoy historic architecture or mountain climbing, Mount Rainier has something for you.

 

Mt. Rainier Visitors Association

Mt Rainier Scenic Railway