Roundtrip transportation from Seattle、Guide、Entry to Mt. Rainier National Park、Snowshoes and crampons (from October to June)、Walking sticks (when needed)、Water

Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users；Know Before You Go: Food is not provided but you can bring your own food or buy lunch to go in a grocery store when we have a restroom stop on the way to Mt Rainier. There is also a cafeteria in the National park.

Seattle: Mt. Rainier Park Guided Full-Day Tour｜United States

United States-Washington , Seattle

Duration:10 hour(s)

Free cancellation 3 day(s) prior to experience date

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Experience a day in nature, amidst glaciers, forests, and waterfalls
Stand in awe before the tallest mountain in Washington and the Cascade Range
Make stops at several viewpoints to view Mt. Rainier from various perspectives
See all the scenic highlights of Mount Rainier National Park with your guide
Explore Mt. Rainier throughout the day

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Tour Type	Shared tour
Transportation method	Transfer from meeting point
Departure Time	Standard Departure (8-9 am)
Tour types	Guided tour
Meal arrangement	Arrange yourself
Additional service & facility	Transfer included
Seasonal	Winter Snow Exclusive
Sightseeing type	Natural sights, Eco-tourism, Hiking
Transport	Charter car, Walking

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Start your day trip with a pickup in downtown Seattle in the morning and then drive for two hours to Mt. Rainier National Park. View all the highlights of the park throughout the day - glaciers, waterfalls, rivers, lakes, and tall trees in the forests.

Take in the stunning views of the glacier-covered volcano, which towers over the surrounding mountains in the Cascade Mountain Range at its 14,410 feet - the tallest mountain in Washington. Take in the panoramic views of Mt. Rainier and other mountains in the park. After a day of exploration, we leave the park in the late afternoon and drive back to downtown Seattle. (From November to June, snowshoes/crampons are provided when the trails are covered with snow - all areas may not be open every day in the winter).

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Not Suitable For: Wheelchair users
Know Before You Go: Food is not provided but you can bring your own food or buy lunch to go in a grocery store when we have a restroom stop on the way to Mt Rainier. There is also a cafeteria in the National park.

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