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Mount Rainier, WA

This is the kind of weather you'd want on summit day!

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Photo by: Virginia King

Directions to park: From Seattle, drive south on highway 410 to Mount Rainier National Park. Several access points around park. Highest point in Washington 14,410' with over 35 square miles of ice and 6 glaciers. Small areas, like Tokaloo Rock, exist in park for rock climbing. Though not technically a rock climb and certainly not a sport route. Mt. Rainier National Park: (360) 569-2211

 

Camp-sites: Camping at base and on Mountain

  

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Climbing: Mountaineering  

Access: Park - Open - Hazards: Normal Alpine Dangers, Avalanche, Weather, Etc.

  
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