A Walk in the Park: Friday Hiking Series
Mount Rainier National Park is an incredibly special environment and a must-do for anyone living in or visiting Washington State. The mountain itself is the largest stratovolcano in the Cascades and most glaciated peak in the lower 48. Aside from its namesake, the park contains over 100 peaks and endless miles of trails that weave along glacier-fed rivers through old-growth forests and wildflower-laden meadows.
Our personable, professional, and knowledgeable instructors will lead you off the beaten path while sharing their knowledge and passion for local ecology and geology while ensuring your group feels safe and comfortable throughout the day.
Carpooling from the Seattle area and a packed lunch may be available for an extra charge - please let us know your needs and we will work with you to accommodate.
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Meet your instructor at the predetermined meeting location at 8am. Your guide will ensure everyone has what they need for the day and then you will carpool into the National Park and to the trailhead.
You will hike for most of the day with stops for pictures, snacks, relaxation, nature talks, and lunch. You can expect to be back to the trailhead around 4pm.
This course will leave you with knowledge and practical application of:
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