• Mount Rainier peeks through clouds, viewed across subalpine wildflowers and glacial moraine.

    Mount Rainier

    National Park Washington

Mount Rainier Maps

Maps of Park and Vicinity
Maps of Mount Rainier Campgrounds
Maps of Mount Rainier Wilderness and Trails


Note:The maps listed below are all PDF documents. Adobe Reader is required to open these documents. Left-click to open the document you wish to view. If you have a slower internet connection, it may be easier to "right-click" and select "save target as." Then you can view the document off line using your Adobe Reader.
 

Maps of Park and Vicinity
The Park - map of Mount Rainier National Park
The Vicinity - map of Mount Rainier vicinity showing highways and communities near the park
The Region - map showing western Washington (224 kb)

 

Maps of Mount Rainier Campgrounds
To learn more about campground facilities and regulations go to Camping at Mount Rainier.

Cougar Rock Campground
Ohanapecosh Campground
White River Campground

 

Mount Rainier Wilderness and Trails Maps
Before hiking any trail, check with a Ranger at a Visitor Center, Wilderness Information Center, or at the Longmire Museum for current trail status.

Park trail maps and descriptions of 50 trails
Longmire Trails
Paradise Trails
Ohanapecosh Trails
Sunrise Trails
Get Your Bearings (Muir Snowfield)
Wilderness Trip Planner Map (includes trail mileages)
Mount Rainier Wilderness and Backcountry Zones Map

Did You Know?

Artist rendering of the Osceola Mudflow releasing from Mount Rainier.

About 5,600 years ago the summit and northeast face of Mount Rainier fell away in a massive landslide accompanied by volcanic explosions. The Osceola Mudflow, a towering wall of mud and rock, thundered down the White River Valley where it deposited 600' of debris eventually reaching the Puget Sound.