Mount Rainier

Mount Rainier is a looming volcanic mountain located in Washington State, part of the Cascade Range. Standing at 14,411 feet, it's the tallest peak in the contiguous United States and is celebrated for its stunning beauty and lush landscapes. The mountain features glaciers, diverse ecosystems, and is a vital water source for the region. Mount Rainier National Park attracts visitors for activities like hiking, climbing, and photography. While it is an iconic natural landmark, it's also classified as an active volcano, with monitoring in place to assess any seismic activity.