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Help Identifying Mountain peaks in front of Mt. Rainier
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Help Identifying Mountain peaks in front of Mt. Rainier

Can anyone help me identify the Mountain ranges pictured here in front of Rainier. I've spent the last hour looking at google maps but I cant identify if it's the Unicorn Peak range south of Rainier or something else

u/Low_Government2563 — 4 days ago

Visiting Mt. Rainier May 16-18

Visiting Mt. Rainier Monday- Wednesday this week, staying near Ashford. Any recommendations for things to do or hikes that would be accesible are much appreciated! (Willing to do snowshoe/ spiked hikes, if guided). Thanks in advance.

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u/cool_arctic — 5 days ago

Mt Rainer this weekend

Hi! My boyfriend and I are planning to visit Mount Rainier this weekend. We’ve heard that May may not be the ideal time to visit because of snow, but since we’re already in Seattle, we’d still love to experience the beauty of the mountains.
We’re both from Florida and aren’t looking for difficult hikes mainly easy viewpoints or short walks with beautiful scenery and mountain views.
Does anyone have recommendations for places with amazing views that don’t require strenuous hiking? Any tips would be greatly appreciated!

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u/Clear-Ad2084 — 6 days ago

Places for kids to climb on rocks

Visiting in late June. Are there are good places for my kids to climb on rocks, boulders, etc? I'm not talking about technical rock climbing or bouldering, just kids being kids and climbing on stuff.

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u/jokercowgarage — 6 days ago

Paradise point still accessible?

I have friends visiting from the east coast and wanted to take them to Rainier this Saturday. However, it seems that Sunrise Point is closed and will only reopen in July.

Is Paradise Point open and accessible? I have a sedan, so I wanted to be cautious about driving.

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u/Extreme-Wave4653 — 7 days ago