Established in 1899, Mount Rainier National Park encompasses 236,381 acres, including Mount Rainier itself. At 14,410 feet above sea level, the active volcano is home to more glaciers than any other peak in the continuous United States and is one of the most famous landmarks in Washington.

There are a number of hiking trails and climbing spots available for visitors to enjoy. The park also contains a number of visitor centers, picnic areas, and dining options. Visitors to the park can choose from a number of different pass options, including an annual pass and nightly camping passes.

Bellingham - 2 hour Day Trip from Seattle Bainbridge Island - 1 hour from Seattle Mount Rainier National Park - 1 hour 45 min from Seattle Snoqualmie Falls - 1 hour from Seattle Boeing Factory Tour - 30 min from Seattle Lakewold Gardens - 50 min from Seattle Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument - 3 hours 15 min Lake Cle Elum - 1 hour 40 min Olympic National Forest - 2 hours 40 min The Bloedel Reserve - 70 minutes Darrington - 1 hour 20 min Flaming Geyser State Park - 50 min Maury Island - 1 hour 30 min LeMay Collections at Marymount - 50 min Hoh Rain Forest - 4 hours Little Kachess Lake - 1 hour 35 min Reptile Zoo - 45 min Tenino - 1 hour 20 min from Seattle Fort Nisqually Living History Museum - 1 hour Puget Sound Naval Shipyard & Intermediate Maintenance Facility - 1 hour Hibulb Cultural Center - 45 min from Seattle Port Gamble - 1 hour 30 min Fort Ward Park - 1 hour 15 minutes

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