• Seattle - Mount Rainier is a prominent symbol in Washington’s landscape. Also known as Tacoma, it is the tallest mountain in the Cascade Range of the Pacific Northwest and the highest in Washington state. As an active volcano, Mount Rainier boasts the most glaciated peak in the United States, giving rise to five major rivers. Its summit remains snow-covered year-round, and as the snow melts, it feeds the park’s stunning waterfalls, expansive lakes, and lush forests.

Summer (May to Oct) itinerary:
Seattle → Mt. Rainier National Park → Longmire Museum (20 mins) → Christine Falls (10 mins) → Narada Falls (40 mins) → Paradise Visitor Center (120 mins) → Reflection Lake (10 mins) → Seattle

Winter (Nov to April) itinerary:
Seattle → Mt. Rainier National Park → Longmire Museum (60 mins) → Wonderland Trail (60 mins) → Seattle

• Mount Rainier National Park - Encircled by the Wonderland Trail, Mount Rainier is adorned with numerous glaciers and snowfields covering approximately 35 square miles. Carbon Glacier is the largest by volume in the contiguous United States, while Emmons Glacier is the largest in the area. Annually, about 1.8 million visitors explore Mount Rainier National Park. The mountain is a favored destination for mountaineers, with around 10,000 attempts each year and about 50% reaching the summit. Additionally, Mt. Rainier is the tallest volcano in mainland America and the fifth tallest mountain in the entire US territory. Its snow-covered peak ensures a continuous flow of water, creating breathtaking waterfalls and vast lakes, while nourishing the surrounding forests.

• Longmire Museum - Winter (November to April) itinerary: Longmire Museum (60 mins)
  Summer (May to October) itinerary: Longmire Museum (20 mins)

Situated on the south side of Mount Rainier at 2,700 feet above sea level, Longmire Museum is part of the historic Longmire district. Formerly a ranger office, it now features exhibits on the park’s natural and geological history, as well as its wildlife. This small museum provides a comprehensive historical overview of the park, the Longmire family, and the Native Americans who once traversed this area. Visitors can also view old photographs and displays of local flora and fauna. It’s a worthwhile quick stop.

• Christine Falls Viewpoint - Summer (May to October) itinerary:

A picturesque waterfall framed by a stone bridge, this popular spot is right off the road. (Subject to change based on weather and road conditions).

• Narada Falls - Summer (May to October) itinerary:

Located just 150 feet from the road to Paradise, Narada Falls is the largest waterfall accessible by car in the park and one of the most impressive. Here, the Paradise River cascades over the edge of a relatively recent andesite lava flow that meets much older rock.

• Paradise Wilderness Information Center - Summer (May to October) itinerary: Paradise Visitor Center

Paradise is renowned for its breathtaking views and wildflower meadows. When Martha, James Longmire’s daughter-in-law, first saw this site, she exclaimed, “Oh, what a paradise!” The park’s main visitor center, the Henry M. Jackson Memorial Visitor Center, is located in the upper parking area. Paradise is also the primary winter-use area in the park, receiving an average of 643 inches (53.6 feet/16.3 meters) of snow annually.

• Reflection Lakes - Summer (May to October) itinerary:

These small alpine lakes are only visible in the non-winter season. When the air is still, they reflect the mountain like a mirror. (Subject to change based on weather and road conditions).

• Wonderland Trail - Winter (November to April) itinerary:
  Seattle → Mt. Rainier National Park → Longmire Museum (60 mins) → Wonderland Trail (60 mins) → Seattle

The Wonderland Trail is a 93-mile hiking path that circles Washington’s most renowned volcano. Each year, hikers compete for permits to embark on a backpacking journey along it, with only a few securing the permits to undertake this challenging hike.

• Professional vehicles transportation (Vehicle used based on the number of guests attending that day)
• Bottled water
• Lunch
• Snacks
• Professional Driver and Guide (or Driver-Guide)
• Admission of Mount Rainier National Park

• Gratuities (Recommend Rate:10% - 20% for Driver and Guide, we would be appreciated).
• Any personal and other expenses are not listed in Fee Included.

Embark on an unforgettable journey to Cascade’s most majestic mountain. Experience the beauty of Mt. Rainier National Park with ease by booking this one-day tour from Seattle, eliminating any transportation concerns. The driver will guide you through the National Park, making numerous stops to admire stunning natural wonders such as lakes, mountains, and waterfalls, including a visit to the Longmire Museum. Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to learn about the park at the Jackson Visitor Center before returning to Seattle.

• Enjoy a drive from the Greater Seattle area to Mt. Rainier, where the tour guide will share fascinating insights into the community’s unique history.
• Capture breathtaking photos of the park’s most picturesque natural attractions in just one day.
• Benefit from round-trip transfers available from various Seattle neighborhoods or the airport.
• Discover the park’s highlights by hiking or snowshoeing, depending on the season.

• Along the way of Wonderland Trail, we will arrange parking for 1-2 attractions according to the actual situation: Narada Falls, Paradise Visitor Center (including glacier overlooking, Wildflower meadow at Paradise, etc. in case of bad winter weather conditions, we will go to the Longmire Museum instead.)
• Explore the park’s best spots by hiking or snowshoeing, depending on the season. In the case of heavy snowfall during the winter season, the schedule of going uphill at Mount Rainier National Park may be halted. We will instead enjoy the breathtaking views at the foot of the mountain instead.
• Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Pregnant travelers may join if they are under 24 weeks pregnant by the end of the trip.
• Please double-check your booking details (name and contact info), as any errors may result in additional personal costs.
• Tickets and Admission Policy: Third-party attraction tickets or city passes are not accepted for participation in the tour. All admission tickets must be purchased either during booking or directly from your tour guide on the day of the tour.
• For a comfortable and enjoyable experience, we recommend bringing comfortable shoes, weather-appropriate clothing, a sun hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, cash, and drinks for hydration.
• You must contact the tour operator at least 3 days prior to the departure date to provide the pick-up location. If no information is received by the deadline, the default pick-up location and time will be automatically assigned: 08:10am at Seattle Public Library-Central Library-1000 4th Ave, Seattle, WA 98104；
• Children under 6 may require a booster seat by law. When traveling on the minivans or vans, booster seats may be needed. Please contact the tour operator in advance if needed. Rental service is also available upon request.
• For safety and communication purposes during the trip, a valid and reachable phone number is required for participants.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.