There are quite a few Mount Rainier waterfalls to check off your list during your visit, and some are easier to visit than others! Whether you’re up to tackle a gorgeous hike in Mount Rainier ...

Did you know that Washington state has more waterfalls than any other state in the contiguous U.S.? Mount Rainier National Park is home to many of Washington’s 3,000 or so falls. Many are buried ...

In this time of year with that snowmelt, all these waterfalls are just popping and gorgeous, and then you get up to an alpine lake. I like to think of Mount Rainier as kind of like a giant art ...

Through the roots of an old fallen tree, new life can be seen taking its place at Mount Rainier National Park. (Taylor Newquist/The Spokesman-Review) Buy this photo There are no waterfalls on this ...

and visit waterfalls. (Less inclined to venture out into the frozen terrain? Nearby cabins offer a warm place to enjoy a wintry weekend. More on that later.) Before visiting Mount Rainier in the ...

beautiful view of Mount Rainier—safe from the bears. We also very much enjoy all the rivers and waterfalls coming off the mountain. The Grove of the Patriarchs is awesome. It lies just inside ...

On a sunny summer day, visitors rush to Mount Rainier National Park to see slopes of wildflowers, cascading waterfalls and glistening glaciers. And that, say park officials, is the problem ...

Fields of wildflowers and Mount Rainier seemingly close enough to touch ... We crossed raging rivers, and ran past waterfalls and through forests, eating and drinking as much as we could to ...

After a day exploring the trio of waterfalls on the Bud Blancher trail or the plentiful views at Mount Rainier National Park, you need sustenance and refreshments. At Mill Haus Cider Co. in ...

From 2008 to 2021 annual visitation at Rainier rose from 1.7 million to more than 2.4 million. Visitors decreased in 2020, the first full year of the pandemic, with 30 percent fewer visitors than ...