Mount Rainier National Park
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Claire Atwood
Portland, OR20 bidrag
okt. 2024 • Familie
So many pretty hiking trails. We went in October so it was pretty cold and snow was on the ground so we stuck to easy trails and it was lovely. Plenty of animals were still out and about. It got dark early so we didn't get to explore as much as we wanted to.
Skrevet 13. desember 2024
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marield1990
Baldwin, NY1 737 bidrag
okt. 2024 • Par
We came in here the beginning of October and went on a Tuesday and Wednesday which was a smart decision. Driving in on our first day we had perfect weather. Sunny and clear. The second was foggy all day. Very pretty in a different way, but we were a little mad at ourselves for not doing paradise valley the first day. We couldn’t see the mountain at all on day two so we focused on the waterfalls. Found parking wherever we went. No line to get in, but it did take a little while leaving the park on the nicer day. Traffic never stopped though. Bring hiking sticks and layers!
Skrevet 19. november 2024
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a.nishi
Seattle, WA77 bidrag
aug. 2024 • Par
In summer, the scenery is a mixture of flowers, greenery and snow remaining on the mountaintops, all of which are soothing and make for a very pleasant hike. The trails are well maintained and can be enjoyed by people of all ages as they range from easy to serious. Marmots, deer and bears (!) on the hikeand other animals. Please note that from 2024, advance Reservations will be required for summer. Weekends fill up quickly. The best-of-best season for flowers is from late July to early August.
Skrevet 8. oktober 2024
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Dreamer818983
15 bidrag
jun. 2024 • Familie
If you stay at Ashford, please remember to get food and groceries before coming. Foods are expensive and limited at paradise visiting center and Ashford. Snowed covered trail at paradise, need to rent snow shoes or snow poles at visitor center.
Skrevet 19. juni 2024
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Jo Z
Cold Ash, UK390 bidrag
jun. 2024 • Venner
I have been here before and loved it, so this time I came early in the season in June with a friend to show her when there was plenty of snow around. You do need to purchase a timed entry for $2 which worked well, it was much quieter than previous trips and we found a parking spot at the most popular Paradise parking area very easily. This is my favourite volcano in the world and I recommend this park for hiking the many trails, some very short, some very difficult. Or just sit in your car and enjoy the scenery if you have mobility problems.
Skrevet 17. juni 2024
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Grant
Wellington, New Zealand17 bidrag
jun. 2024 • Familie
From booking the time slot entry passes online to the efficient and friendly staff at the Paradise Valley park gates, well maintained trails and car parks, as well as the variety of spectacular mount mountains, vegetation, wildlife and friendly fellow visitors, this national park is a must-do experience.
Skrevet 15. juni 2024
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Travel_Expert
San Antonio, TX79 bidrag
jun. 2023 • Familie
Amazing views from this park, and the natural features were stunning. Bring snacks and water and enjoy the ride up and along the mountain!
Skrevet 23. april 2024
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Grover R
Pensacola, FL22 545 bidrag
sep. 2023 • Par
This is one of America's earliest parks from the formation of the NPS and it is one of the country's best protecting incredible virgin forest, cascading waterfalls, magical mountain meadows, clear lakes and one of the tallest and most massive mountains in the US. The park has so many great things to see, but the highlight is the volcanic, glacial covered mountain that gives the park its name.
We spent 2 days and a night in the Paradise area, as well as a drive by the Sunrise area. I recommend you allot multiple days as the weather on the mountain can be temperamental and erratic. Despite a forecast that called for sunshine, our first day was thick fog at the top but a great day at the base and mid-mountain. We started with forest hikes at Twin Firs and Trail of Shadows, and I was amazed at the size and height of these virgin forest. After lunch at National Park Inn, we continued up the mountain as the fog subsided taking in views and waterfalls like Narada and Christine Falls. We then went to the other side of the mountain to hike the Tatoosh Range to Snow and Bench Lakes which were beautiful alpine lakes before ending the day at the Jackson Visitor Center.
We spent the night at the historic Paradise Inn which was an incredible setting, especially as the fog lifted and we could see the mountain at twilight. The next morning, we woke early to the Skyline Loop. This was an incredible hike that has to be top 5 in the National Park System and is rated #1 in the state of Washington by AllTrails. The views of the mountain, meadows and glaciers are all incredible. You also get to see 3 other massive Cascade, volcanic mountains, Adams, Hood (in Oregon) and St. Helen's. However, it is not just the views as we were surrounded by wildlife on our hike seeing multiple deer and marmots. My wife loved the marmots.
Again, the entire stay was incredible, one of our favorite parks of the 38 we have visited. I will also say the Paradise Inn is a great stay and allows you to do so many things in the park. However, you really need to plan for several different things and adjust to the weather. When the weather breaks the right way, there is no better park to visit.
We spent 2 days and a night in the Paradise area, as well as a drive by the Sunrise area. I recommend you allot multiple days as the weather on the mountain can be temperamental and erratic. Despite a forecast that called for sunshine, our first day was thick fog at the top but a great day at the base and mid-mountain. We started with forest hikes at Twin Firs and Trail of Shadows, and I was amazed at the size and height of these virgin forest. After lunch at National Park Inn, we continued up the mountain as the fog subsided taking in views and waterfalls like Narada and Christine Falls. We then went to the other side of the mountain to hike the Tatoosh Range to Snow and Bench Lakes which were beautiful alpine lakes before ending the day at the Jackson Visitor Center.
We spent the night at the historic Paradise Inn which was an incredible setting, especially as the fog lifted and we could see the mountain at twilight. The next morning, we woke early to the Skyline Loop. This was an incredible hike that has to be top 5 in the National Park System and is rated #1 in the state of Washington by AllTrails. The views of the mountain, meadows and glaciers are all incredible. You also get to see 3 other massive Cascade, volcanic mountains, Adams, Hood (in Oregon) and St. Helen's. However, it is not just the views as we were surrounded by wildlife on our hike seeing multiple deer and marmots. My wife loved the marmots.
Again, the entire stay was incredible, one of our favorite parks of the 38 we have visited. I will also say the Paradise Inn is a great stay and allows you to do so many things in the park. However, you really need to plan for several different things and adjust to the weather. When the weather breaks the right way, there is no better park to visit.
Skrevet 30. desember 2023
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phvi2617
Anaheim, CA735 bidrag
jul. 2023 • Alene
I only spent half a day here, but wish I could have stayed much longer! Mt. Rainier National Park protects its namesake mountain, with its numerous glaciers, as well as the surrounding meadows and forests.
The most popular part of the park is the aptly-named Paradise area. From there, I hiked the Skyline Loop. It's a moderately challenging hike, but well worth the spectacular views of the mountain, Nisqually Glacier, and the Cascade Range.
There are several other trails in and nearby Paradise, including the short but pretty walk on the shore of Reflection Lake. I was hoping to explore the Grove of the Patriarchs, but it remains closed due to flood damage.
The park is very accessible from the Seattle area. During the summer, be sure to arrive as early as possible to find parking and beat the crowds. There is an excellent visitor center in Paradise with displays, a gift shop, and a small cafeteria.
The most popular part of the park is the aptly-named Paradise area. From there, I hiked the Skyline Loop. It's a moderately challenging hike, but well worth the spectacular views of the mountain, Nisqually Glacier, and the Cascade Range.
There are several other trails in and nearby Paradise, including the short but pretty walk on the shore of Reflection Lake. I was hoping to explore the Grove of the Patriarchs, but it remains closed due to flood damage.
The park is very accessible from the Seattle area. During the summer, be sure to arrive as early as possible to find parking and beat the crowds. There is an excellent visitor center in Paradise with displays, a gift shop, and a small cafeteria.
Skrevet 23. november 2023
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Edwelsh
North Canton, OH7 337 bidrag
sep. 2023 • Par
We visited in September, the parking lots were still fairly crowded, but the roads weren’t bad. Once you got out of your car, there is so much space that it’s easy to avoid any crowds or people if you want. It is an amazing, awe inspiring place. Water falls, glaciers, mountains views, glacier wash, wildlife, reflective lakes, incredibly tall trees, colorful flora, peaceful silence, winding roads, and of course Mt Rainier. The pictures just do not, in any way at all, capture the way the majestic Mt Rainier dominates the landscape. It is just mammoth and you get a feeling of how small we are in comparison. At the appropriately named Paradise, 19 zig zagged miles from the main entrance, at the base of the mountain the views are almost unbelievable. I will never, ever forget this visit.
Skrevet 24. september 2023
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How long does it take to drive from AShford to Packwood on the road that goes through the park ? About how many miles? and can I pull my camp trailer on that road ok?
Skrevet 8. februar 2023
Is the tour still available with the closure of the road into the park? We are planning to go to Seattle in the middle of March 2020 and we are interested in this tour (gourmet and wine lunch, 235.00).
Skrevet 15. februar 2020
Your best bet would be to check with the tour operator. They will know and should not book unless they can deliver. I was ther in late summer so not concerned.
Skrevet 16. februar 2020
Hello. We are heading to the Ashford side for a weekend getaway in October. Anything we absolutely must do or see? Do you recommend booking a hiking tour or should we just wing it on our own? We will have a car and are willing to drive. Than you :)
Skrevet 28. august 2019
Agree with previous answer. There is information about trails in NPS website and others. We had an idea what trails to hike and discussed with Park Ranger which was helpful as one of the trails had ice/snow and he recommended against it so we modified our plan.
Truly a beautiful Park.
Skrevet 7. september 2019
I am planning a road trip next summer (July or Aug) from Houston to Mount Rainier NP. Can anyone provide me any suggestions on any must see places between Houston and Mt Rainier? TIA.
Skrevet 22. september 2018
We did Glacier, Olympic, Mt Rainier, and North Cascades National Parks in one trip and spent four days in Seattle. Took us 3 1/2 weeks driving from south eastern Missouri. We spent 2-3 days at each park. Time spent really depends on how much hiking you’re planning to do at each location. We didn’t do much but if you’re a hiker, you may need more time at each. As a result of our schedule we were on the move every few days and it got old. If we do National Parks again, we’ll try to find a home base to minimize the packing and unpacking. Good luck!
Skrevet 31. oktober 2018
Hi! Is there any particular roadway best for a scenic ride with pull offs?
Skrevet 5. juni 2018
The other answers are referring to the Nisqually entrance which is the southwest entrance. It is about an hour drive (if you dont stop) to Paradise. There are nice views and plenty of places to pull over on that road. You can also enter from the white river entrance which takes you to Sunrise. Sunrise also like paradise has jaw dropping views of the mountain and plenty of hiking. I would say the road to Paradise offers more dawdling opportunities but one advantage of going to sunrise might be less traffic, and possibly less of a backup to get in because it is less used than nisqually.
Skrevet 6. juni 2018
Hi. We are booked into Ashford for two nights and plan to do a full day in the park on the 31st August. We are five middle aged friends/partners from the Uk, definitely not hikers/campers so the emphasis should be on “gentle” walks/activities! Any suggestions as to how we should plan our one day in Mt Rainier? Should we also plan to take food and water with us or is there opportunities to pick something up in the park? Thank you in anticipation.
Skrevet 12. februar 2018
First and foremost, you definitely want to take the Road to Paradise and you definitely want to aim to get to Paradise as early in the day as possible, to beat the crowds. I would head straight to Paradise, and do everything else (waterfalls, any other sightseeing) on your way back to Ashford later in the day. August is high tourist season; the parking lot up there gets very full. We arrived at 9:15 with plenty of parking and by noon when we came back down from hiking, the parking lot was really full. That being said, starting from Ashford, this is what you're going to see: If you're inclined, the Highlander Restaurant (along the road you take to get to the park) will give you a real flavor for the local ambiance. We ate here for breakfast the day we left the park, good food reasonably priced, housed in a former schoolhouse, now a restaurant/bar used by the locals. Don't know if they serve dinner. At the Nisqually Entrance, don't miss the historic wooden arch. There's also a cabin (on your right, after going through the arch, but before the Entrance Booth; it's the oldest building in the park. At Longmire you'll pass the National Park Inn. There's a great, peaceful, level trail across the road from the Inn...the Trail of the Shadows; beautiful in the late afternoon with the sun shining through the old growth forest. I suggest you do it on your way back to Ashford at the end of your day; give yourself an hour or so for this. You'll also pass Christine Falls; a pull-off and you can see the falls from the road. Narada Falls is awesome; also with parking facilities along the road. You can see if from the top, however there are some steep steps you can take to the bottom of the falls to a viewing area/platform; we're in our early 70's and do like to hike, but this is not really too difficult to the bottom of the falls for a senior citizen. If you're lucky, there's a beautiful rainbow to be seen from the bottom. We saw it late in the afternoon. Once at Paradise, you'll find that there are a number of paved trails just off the parking lot. It's up to you how far you want to go; the view from the parking lot itself is breathtaking! In the summer the meadows surrounding the mountain are abloom with wildflowers. Take a camera with a zoom lens so you can really see the glaciers on the mountain. One hike/stroll that is definitely doable for you is the short trek to Myrtle Falls; also very near the parking area. The view from the base of the falls, looking back toward the mountain with the falls in the foreground is stunning. Also, take time to stop in to see the lobby of the Paradise Inn; a National Historic Landmark. The Inn has a restaurant (expensive). There's also a grill just off the parking lot...sandwiches, pizza, etc. The park is really big; I don't think you'll have time to do Paradise and Sunrise both in one day. Paradise is a must see. Depending on how much time you spend there, I don't think you'll have much more time than to get as far east as Box Canyon before heading back to Ashford. Enjoy the mountain, the meadows, the waterfalls, the Inn. Mt. Rainier was the highlight of our two week tour of the state of Washington.
Skrevet 13. februar 2018
What is the best itinerary roar trip to see the best sights in one day .
We will drive up from Portland , spend the day at the park then spend the night somewhere near the park then back to Portland the next day.
Thanks- looking forward to seeing the park since we were there in 1964.
Skrevet 19. november 2016
WOW! I agree with all of those who have answered this questions before me. Ashford has many lodges and restaurants. It would be best to call Mr. Rainer National Park. Go online to research the phone number and lodges within the park. There has been a few fronts that have gone through that area so some parts of the park may be closed. I agree with others Paradise Visitor Center is a good viewing and hiking area. Once you enter the park from Ashford you will see a small visitor center where the rangers could give you the best information at this time of year. Enjoy!
Skrevet 20. november 2016
what are the hiking conditions on the Panoramic loop?
can you do this without spikes, etc NOW... Junes 6th or so.. 2016
Skrevet 1. juni 2016
You should check conditions on the Mt. Rainier website. When I posted my review the road to reflection lake was still closed. So every year is different but with the warm spring I would be shocked if the trails are closed (excluding the higher elevation trails that is)
Skrevet 2. juni 2016
Taking our grandson, age 12, with us to Ashford to see the Park. Going this August for one week. Are there things particularly interesting for a boy of 12? He loves to swim, photography, fish.
Skrevet 23. januar 2016
He'll love all the great views, and hopefully wildlife in Rainier. I can't speak to fishing or swimming, but he'll definitely be able to rock the camera. If hiking is your deal, you can go from easy to extreme, depending on your fitness level.
Skrevet 6. februar 2016
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