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031 - Mount Rainier National Park, Washington (PDF)
Photograph America Newsletter on Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
 
Flowing down this immense, dormant volcano are clear, cold rivers from melting glaciers. There are three-hundred-foot waterfalls and alpine meadows covered with spring wildflowers. Photograph deep and narrow canyons, alpine lakes ringed by subalpine firs, and incredible panoramic viewpoints along trails that climb high above timberline. Explore the back country trails to discover and photograph elk, mountain goats, black bear, and other creatures in this national park. The map in this newsletter points out the best places along six of the best trails for photography around Mount Rainier. Notes on the 2006 Flood have been added to highlight some of the damage that was caused.
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Updated - September 2014
In this national park, three-hundred-foot waterfalls and alpine meadows are covered with spring wildflowers. Photograph deep and narrow canyons, alpine lakes ringed by subalpine firs, and incredible panoramic viewpoints. This newsletter has details on Mount Rainier during each of the four seasons.
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Locations
  • Box Canyon
  • Burroughs Mountain
  • Carbon River
  • Chinook Falls
  • Comet Falls
  • Dewey Lake
  • Emmons Glacier
  • Ice Caves
  • Little Tahoma
  • Mildred Point
  • Mowich Lake
  • Ohanapecosh River
  • Panther Creek
  • Patriarch Grove
  • Reflections Lakes
  • Shadow Lake
  • Sourdough Ridge Trail
  • Sunrise Rim Trail
  • Tipsoo Lake
  • Wenatchee National Forest
  • Yakima Park