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Concise and clear guide about Mount Rainier National Park.
By John William Uhler. Very detail information.
Best visit time -- Summer: wildflowers are at their best in July and
August, Midweek to avoid crowed.
Alert: mountain weather is very changeable.
At least two days
a half to full day.
a half to full day.
Recommended by American Park Network.
Camping
Total 6 campgrounds with a total of 600 sites are operated by National Park Service.
Sunshine Point Campground (SW) and Ipsut Creek Campground (NW) open year-round.
Mowich Lake Campground (NW) and White River Campground (NE) open from July to mid-Sept, Oct.
All above 4 campgrounds are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Cougar Rock Campground (SW) and Ohanapecosh Campground (SE) open from
Friday of Memorial Day weekend to Columbus Day. They are available on a first-come, first-served basis
except from late June through Labor Day you are recommended to make a reservation at
The National Park Service Reservation Center.
Wilderness Camping Permits are required for all overnight stays in the backcountry.
Climbing permits are required for anyone climbing on glaciers or above the normal high camps
Both of them may be
Requested Online.
Lodges And Hotels: Inside The Park
Open later May to early October
Open year round,
Call (360) 569-2275 for reservations.
Lodges And Hotels: Gateway Outside The Park
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