MT. RAINIER NATIONAL PARK 🏔 THINGS TO DO (2 DAY ITINERARY) | FULL-TIME RV LIFE
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ย. 2022
- ❤️ Officially in love with Mt. Rainier National Park 🏔
Been looking forward to seeing this place for a long time and WOW it did not disappoint! This active volcano is the tallest mountain in Washington (Cascade Mans) and also the most glaciated peak in the contiguous U.S.A., spawning five major rivers!
📝 We put together a 2-day guide for anyone interested in visiting Mt. Rainier National Park. Unfortunately we visited just after the “busy season” so there were some things we couldn’t see but we throughly enjoyed exploring what we could of this magical place ✨ Let us know what we missed or should see next time!
Day 1
✅ Paradise Visitors Center
✅ Skyline Trail (5.5 miles)
✅ Golden Gate Trail (1.5 miles)
✅ Lots of wildlife! 🦌
Day 2
✅ Reflection Lakes
✅ Snow & Bench Lakes Trail (2.5 miles)
✅ Narada Falls (169 ft)
✅ Christine Falls
✅ Nasqually River Bed
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Some of the best footage I’ve seen as I’ve been planning our Mt. Rainier trip. Thank you!
Awesome! Glad it was helpful!
As someone who lives about 90 minutes from the northwest entrance and who has probably been to the park over fifty times, this is a fantastic video for those who are planning a trip to Mount Rainier. Congrats to pronouncing Wenatchee correctly :-) Excellent advice about being prepared for a hike in the park as well. Beautiful footage, too. What I found really refreshing is you were both really honest about what you knew and didn't know, which enhanced the sense of joy you had exploring the park. I hope you'll make time to come back and see Sunrise, Mowich Lake, and Grove of the Patriarchs.
🙏 Thank you for the kind words! We really do love that place and can’t wait to get back!
Yes your pronunciation of Wenatchee is correct, my son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter live in the city of Wenatchee. Actually the base of Rainier is so wide that you’re on the mountain before you realize it. Visitors often point to the summit saying “there’s Mt. Rainier” when in fact they’re already on the mountain. The base is 100 sq. miles, while the park itself covers about 380 sq. miles. It’s too bad you didn’t stop at Longmire on your way up to Paradise, the National Park Inn and museum are worth the visit.
There is so much more we wish we had seen!
@@ProjectRVLivingLost Hopefully you can return for another visit!
Amazingly beautiful there, eye candy around every corner. And Victoria is the cutest mountain goat I have seen. lol Thanks for sharing this video, it was awesome!
😂 just like a mountain 🐐
Beautiful video! Thank you! I need to hike here next time I go to Rainier. Speaking of top 5 favorite trails, 2 trails in my top 5 are Ptarmigan Ridge at Mt. Baker, and Rock Creek Little Lakes Valley in the California Sierras south of Mammoth Lakes. Happy hiking!
Thanks 🙏 we really loved Skyline Trail. We may have to put those hikes on our list!
Awesome!!!!
Still our fav NP!
Great video guys! We appreciate all the great information and the videography was on point! We are headed there this week and will use this as our guide! When were y'all there last year?
Thank you for the kind words 🙏We appreciate it. There are so many adventures to be had in Mt. Rainier! We were there in October of last year. Hope you all have a great time!
That area gets the highest snow fall in the Cascade range. Feet when we went there in January. Enjoyed you video.
Wow that’s so much in one month!
Great video you guys! I'll be sure to check these places out! Next time yall go, make sure to go to this place called the High Rock Lookout, 360 view of everything including a direct full view of Mt. Rainier high in the sky!! :)
That sounds incredible! Thank you for the tip! 🙏
22 feet. ❤
Idk how some people do it but damn I can never hike alone.
Yeah we understand that for sure. It can probably be really sketchy depending on location and preparedness 😬
What month was this ? Still look pretty i saw description said just right after busy season.
This was the very beginning of October
Next time go the other way around! Way more easy!!!!!!
We've heard that several times since going 😂at least we know for next time!