One of the most beautiful and pristine landscapes in America, this national park covers almost 400 square miles and is home to dozens of glaciers, old growth forests, sub-alpine meadows and waterfalls. Towering almost 3 miles above sea level, volcanic Mount Rainier dominates this park and, on a clear day, can be seen from over 100 miles away! A popular peak for mountaineering, the park also contains numerous trails, campgrounds, and ski slopes. Considered the snowiest place on earth, this fact doesn't stop an estimated 2 million people per year from visiting the majesty this park has to offer.
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