Mount Rainier National Park

Mount Rainier National Park, located in Washington State, covers over 236,000 acres and is centered around Mount Rainier, an iconic ice-capped volcano and the highest peak in the Cascade Range. The park is renowned for its stunning alpine scenery, lush old-growth forests, and diverse wildlife. It offers opportunities for hiking, climbing, and camping in pristine wilderness areas. With glaciers, waterfalls, and colorful wildflowers, the park showcases a unique blend of volcanic landforms and ecosystems. Protected as a National Park since 1899, it provides both natural beauty and a habitat vital for numerous plant and animal species.