Pacific Northwest
Mount Rainier National Park Tour

Duration
1-3 Days
Audio Points
77
Tour Stops
19

About The Tour

Mount Rainier National Park is centered around an awe-inspiring, iconic volcano — Mount Rainier — and takes you through miles and miles of old-growth forest, up and down a rollercoaster of the Cascade Mountains, past lakes, rivers, and waterfalls, and along scenic hikes through wildflower meadows, up mountains, and through ...

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Mount Rainier National Park is centered around an awe-inspiring, iconic volcano — Mount Rainier — and takes you through miles and miles of old-growth forest, up and down a rollercoaster of the Cascade Mountains, past lakes, rivers, and waterfalls, and along scenic hikes through wildflower meadows, up mountains, and through woods. The overlooks along the drive will take your breath away and the serpentine roads leading up to Paradise and Sunrise — the most popular sections of the park — will keep your heart pumping and your camera clicking.

Here are just a few of the fun things you can do on the tour:

• Explore the stunning alpine meadows of Paradise, where wildflowers bloom beneath the imposing backdrop of Mount Rainier's glaciers.

• Witness the first light of day at Sunrise Point, an overlook offering unrivaled views of the mountain's icy flanks and the surrounding wilderness.

• Wander through the ancient forest of the Grove of the Patriarchs, where colossal trees stand sentinel over a tranquil island oasis.

• Stand in awe of Narada Falls as it plunges gracefully over a rugged cliffside, sending misty rainbows through the crisp mountain air.

• Ascend to breathtaking heights aboard the Mount Rainier Gondola at Crystal Mountain.

KNOW BEFORE YOU GO:
Recommended Start Time: Before 8:00 a.m.
Tour Starting Point(s): Elbe, WA, Enumclaw, WA, Packwood, WA and Lava Falls, WA
Time to complete: 1-3 days

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Sample Tour Audio

The Plane that Slid Down Mount Rainier
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This is Cougar and Bear Country
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Galloping Glaciers
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Tour Stops

Longmire
Christine Falls
Narada Falls
Paradise
Inspiration Point
Reflection Lake
Grove of the Patriarchs
Ohanapecosh Campground
Tipsoo Lake Trailhead
Sunrise Point Overlook

Tour Route


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Where is Mount Rainier Located?

Mount Rainier is located in the state of Washington within Mount Rainier National Park. It’s a popular landmark in America’s Pacific Northwest and also the highest mountain in the state. On Shaka Guide’s Mount Rainier National Park Tour, you’ll ge...

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Is Mount Rainier Active?

Yes, Mount Rainier is considered an active volcano. However, don’t be too worried - it hasn’t erupted in recent history. In fact, it has not had a significant eruption in the last 500 years. Scientists continue to monitor Mount Rainier for volcani...

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How big is Mount Rainier?

Mount Rainier is a massive volcano and stands as the tallest peak in the state of Washington and the Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest. Its elevation is approximately 14,411 feet above sea level making this massive mountain one of the highest...

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What is an Audio Tour Guide?

Think of us as your personal tour guide in an app. Our tours provide everything a guided tour does, but with the freedom to explore on your terms. Here's how it works:

  • GPS triggers audio narration to play automatically as you drive or walk.
  • Listen to stories, get local insights, visit must-see stops and get turn-by-turn navigation.
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Tour FAQs

Where does the Mount Rainier National Park tour go?
This tour has 19 stops. Check out the itinerary here for a complete list of stops and if you’re looking for more information to help plan your trip, here’s what you need to know before you go!
What should I pack for the Mount Rainier National Park tour?
Layers - weather can change rapidly. Rain gear - waterproof jacket, pants, shoes. Sturdy footwear WaterTrail Maps - grab one at the Longmire Wilderness Information Center or The Jackson Visitor Center in Paradise Sun protectionFirst Aid KitEmergency KitBackpackFood/Snacks - there aren’t many options for food and drink in the park and hours of operationCar charger Phone mount
What should I budget for the Mount Rainier National Park Tour?
What you spend depends on the activities you do, but here’s a list of entry fees on the tour: $30 per car to enter the park. $30-$44 per ticket, Crystal Mountain Scenic Gondola
What are the park hours in the Mount Rainier National Park tour?
The park is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Some roads may close to do inclement weather. Visit the NPS website in advance.Please note, although the road is open visitor centers, attractions, and restaurants have varying hours of operation and seasonality. Learn more here. 
Can I join the Mount Rainier National Park tour en route?
Yes! The tour has four starting points: Elbe,WA, Enumclaw, WA, Packwood, WA and Lava Falls, WA. But, feel free to join the tour anywhere along the route. Just make sure that you follow the numbers in chronological order from where you are starting from. If you don’t begin at one of the tour starting points you’ll miss a few stories, but you’ll still have a great experience.
Can I take the Mount Rainier National Park tour in the opposite direction?
Yes! The tour is available in any direction.
Other Questions? Contact us!
Still have questions? Send us an email at aloha@shakaguide.com or give us a call at (808) 201-8138.

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