Mount Rainier National Park

Mount Rainier National Park is a national park of the United States located in southeast Pierce County and northeast Lewis County in the U.S. state of Washington. The highest point in the Cascade Range, Mount Rainier is surrounded by valleys, waterfalls, subalpine meadows, and 91,000 acres (142.2 sq mi; 368.3 km2) of old-growth forest.

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• Mount Rainier14,409 ft · Summit
• Crystal Mountain6,998 ft · Summit
• Mount Wow6,040 ft · Summit
• Unicorn Peak6,972 ft · Summit
• Dewey Peak6,709 ft · Summit
• Governors Ridge6,601 ft · Summit
• Tumtum Peak4,678 ft · Summit
• Old Desolate7,136 ft · Summit
• Cowlitz Chimneys7,605 ft · Summit
• Sluiskin Mountain-The Chief7,028 ft · Summit
• Goat Island Mountain7,287 ft · Summit
• Little Tahoma11,138 ft · Summit
• Wahpenayo Peak6,230 ft · Summit
• Stevens Peak6,558 ft · Summit
• Double Peak6,198 ft · Summit
• Tolmie Peak5,919 ft · Summit
• Shriner Peak5,833 ft · Summit
• Tamanos Mountain6,791 ft · Summit
• Scarface6,109 ft · Summit
• Iron Mountain6,283 ft · Summit
• South Slide Mountain6,621 ft · Summit
• Mount Ararat6,010 ft · Summit
• Palisades Peak7,041 ft · Summit
• Chutla Peak6,001 ft · Summit
• Wallace Peak5,761 ft · Summit
• Pinnacle Peak6,562 ft · Summit
• Mount Fremont7,316 ft · Summit
• Chinook Peak6,903 ft · Summit
• Pyramid Peak6,936 ft · Summit
• Gobblers Knob5,486 ft · Summit

• Liberty Ridge RouteStrenuous · 10.5 mi · 11,623 ft gain · Est. 8.75–12.25 hr
• Mount Rainier via Emmons GlacierStrenuous · 7.9 mi · 10,501 ft gain · Est. 10.5–15 hr
• Emmons Glacier RouteStrenuous · 7.9 mi · 10,251 ft gain · Est. 7.25–10 hr
• Disappointment Cleaver RouteHard · 7.2 mi · 9,022 ft gain · 2 sessions · Est. 6.5–9 hr
• Camp Muir Route4.1 mi · 4,677 ft gain · 43 sessions · Est. 3.5–4.75 hr
• Fay Peak via Knapsack Pass and West RidgeEasy · 1.4 mi · 1,597 ft gain · Est. 2–2.75 hr
• Tolmie Peak TrailEasy · 3.2 mi · 1,491 ft gain · Est. 1.75–2.75 hr