Download GuideAlong’s self-guided audio tour of Mount Rainier National Park to discover its scenic vistas, lush forests, ancient glaciers, and history. Along the way, hear stories on its volcanic secrets, the rich tapestry of wildlife, and the pioneering efforts of early explorers play automatically to enrich your drive.
See water plunging 168 feet over basalt cliffs at Narada Falls, explore the aptly-named picturesque landscapes of Paradise, gaze into mirror-like Reflection Lake, and take in breathtaking views from Sunrise Point.
Enjoy the freedom to explore offline at your own pace, spending more time at places that interest you.
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The Nisqually Entrance is the southwestern gateway to Mount Rainier National Park, offering visitors easy access from Seattle and Tacoma. This historic entrance is marked by a rustic log gateway and serves as the starting point for many scenic drives and hiking adventures in the park. The road through the entrance leads visitors to the Longmire area, Paradise, and other popular destinations. Surrounded by lush forests and views of Mount Rainier, the Nisqually Entrance is a key access point for both day-trippers and overnight guests looking to explore the park's stunning wilderness.
Tahoma Creek flows from the southwestern slopes of Mount Rainier, offering hikers scenic views of glacial meltwater carving its way through the forested landscape. The creek is fed by Tahoma Glacier, and its rushing waters are a reminder of the mountain's volcanic origins. A trail follows the creek, leading adventurers through dense forest and over suspension bridges. Along the way, visitors can see glacial sediment and debris transported by the powerful flow of water, making it a beautiful and dynamic feature in the park's southwestern region.
The Twin Firs Loop Trail is a short, easy hike that immerses visitors in the old-growth forest of Mount Rainier National Park. This 0.4-mile loop winds through towering firs, cedars, and hemlocks, offering a serene experience of the lush, moss-covered forest floor. The trail is perfect for families and those looking for a peaceful nature walk. Interpretive signs along the path provide insights into the ecosystem and the ancient trees that dominate the landscape. The trail is accessible from the road near the Nisqually Entrance, making it a convenient stop for nature lovers.
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