Comet Falls in Mount Rainier: Complete Hiking Guide
At over 300 feet, Comet Falls is the tallest waterfall in Mount Rainier National Park.| The Froggy Adventures
At over 300 feet, Comet Falls is the tallest waterfall in Mount Rainier National Park.| The Froggy Adventures
Hiking to Bench and Snow Lakes in Mount Rainier is one of the best easy hikes you can do in the National Park.| The Froggy Adventures
Pinnacle Peak is a rocky mountain in the Tatoosh Range of Mount Rainier National Park| The Froggy Adventures
The Silver Forest Trail is a short, easy hike in the Sunrise area of Mount Rainier National Park.| The Froggy Adventures
At 6,800 feet in elevation, the icy moraine landscape of Panhandle Gap is the highest point on Mount Rainier's Wonderland Trail.| The Froggy Adventures
The wildflower meadows of Summerland are one of Mount Rainier’s most incredible areas.| The Froggy Adventures
The Burroughs Mountain Trail goes up into a high elevation tundra-like landscape, nearing the summit of Mount Rainier.| The Froggy Adventures
The Fremont Lookout is a wooden fire watch tower with one of the all time best views in Mount Rainier National Park.| The Froggy Adventures
Dege Peak is a short hike in the Sunrise area of Mount Rainier that has big views without big crowds.| The Froggy Adventures
The hike to Emerald Ridge gets you right inside a subalpine meadow with views of the Tahoma Glacier and Mount Rainier's rugged southwestern face.| The Froggy Adventures
Perched on a rocky summit, the Gobblers Knob fire lookout is one of the most incredible views of Mount Rainier.| The Froggy Adventures
Lake George is peaceful alpine lake tucked away in Mount Rainier’s backcountry.| The Froggy Adventures
Standard Entrance Pass| www.nps.gov
“Timed entry” means a reservation to enter the park during a designated time period. A predetermined number of reservations are available for each time slot. The time slots are in two-hour increments, for example: 7 am-9 am, 9 am-11 am, 11 am-1 pm, 1 pm-3 pm, and 3 pm-5 pm.| www.nps.gov
