Harish V.
9/3/2025
Visited Mt. Rainier National Park and hiked the Skyline Trail (5.6 miles)--absolutely worth it. The trail offers breathtaking views of Mt. Rainier at almost every turn. We spotted plenty of...
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Paradise Inn, WA 98398
Mount Rainier National Park in Packwood, WA is home to the most heavily glaciated peak in the contiguous United States. With over twenty different climbing routes and ski descents, this 14,410-foot active volcano offers an exciting challenge to mountaineers. Climbers must be in excellent physical condition and possess technical glacier-travel rope skills to safely ascend and descend the mountain.
COVID-19 restrictions are currently in place, and climbers are required to pay the Annual Climbing Fee and obtain a Climbing Permit in-person at Mount Rainier National Park. The Climbing Fee helps support search and rescue incidents, ranger stations, and waste management on the mountain. Reservations for Climbing Permits can be made in advance, but a limited number of permits are also available on a first-come, first-served basis at the ranger stations inside the park.
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Stephanie W.
7/20/2025
An absolutely incredible, 10/5 national park. The entire place is just stunning, and I felt so lucky because I came right at the beginning of July - the first day I went was a Thursday (7/3/25)...
Travis T.
1/22/2025
I have flown over this mountain more times than I can think of when I visited my Dad in Seattle. It is an amazing site to see from a plane when it peeks through the clouds. My Dad never had any...
Brandon M.
7/6/2025
Our planned day to visit Mount Rainier fell on May 22nd, a day before all the park roads were scheduled to reopen. It was also cloudy, so we didn't get to see the Mountain. However, we did see...
Paul V.
8/23/2024
People who love deserts the most might say they don't like Mt. Ranier, but they're probably the only people who don't. Whether you're driving through, hiking the trails, or spending time deep in...
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