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Mount Rainier National Park
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Kids at Longmire Meadow with Mount Rainier in the background.

Special Junior Ranger programs are offered throughout the park on summer weekends (daily at Paradise in summer). A Junior Ranger Activity Book is available year-round. For more information contact the Longmire Museum at 360-569-6575 or e-mail a ranger at the museum.

Guided snowshoe walks are offered in winter and may be suitable for families with children 8 and up. Some trails are accessible for strollers and small children, including Trail of the Shadows (Longmire), Grove of the Patriachs (near Ohanapecosh), and Emmons Vista (Sunrise). Ask a ranger for additional suggestions.

Formal education programs are available for school and youth groups. For more information, contact the park's Education Specialist, by phone at 360-569-6591, or by e-mail.

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Check out the "Little Tahoma News" our newsletter for older kids.

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Last Updated: July 27, 2011 at 11:38 MST