The Mountain welcomes well over a million people each year, and the popular areas of the park can be congested on weekends and holidays. Nevertheless, visiting Mount Rainier needn’t be a stressful ordeal. There are plenty of options here that will allow a little solitude. Adequate facilities can be found throughout the areas of the park that permit vehicular travel and there are a number of lodges and campgrounds.
Here are some things you’ll want to know when visiting Mount Ranier National Park.
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