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![]() NPS Photos Places To GoMount Rainier has five developed areas: Longmire, Paradise, Ohanapecosh, Sunrise, and Carbon/Mowich. Although the level of development in these areas ranges from basic (little more than a campground and picnic area) to extensive (hotel, restaurant, visitor center, campgrounds, and picnic areas), each can serve as a base for exploring the rest of the park. Basic InformationEssential information necessary to plan your visit includes fees, hours of operation, road status, weather, and current conditions. Print or download trail maps and other brochures before your visit. All this and more can be found under Basic Information. Directions & TransportationDirections to the park's five entrances from the surrounding areas, as well as maps of the park. Eating and SleepingLearn about lodging, restaurants, and campgrounds within Mount Rainier National Park. ![]() NPS Photo Things To DoFrom hiking and climbing, to wildflower viewing and ranger-led programs, there are a variety of things to do at Mount Rainier. CalendarInformation about events, programs, and fee free days. SafetyMount Rainier can be extremely dangerous if you are not prepared. Learn about geohazards, hiking safety, wildlife safety, and winter safety to ensure an enjoyable visit. ![]() NPS Photo Winter at Mount RainierWhile many park facilities and roads close during the winter months, winter also brings new opportunities for enjoying the park. Learn about winter recreation and winter travel. AccessibilityAlthough many of the developed areas at Mount Rainier National Park predate laws requiring fully accessible facilities, we are working to ensure that all visitors can experience and enjoy the park. Learn more about accessibility in the different areas of the park. Nearby AttractionsMount Rainier is within a half–day's drive of numerous recreational and educational opportunities in the Pacific Northwest. |
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Last updated: October 2, 2018