Unlock America’s Wildest Secrets: 28 National Park Road Trips That Will Transform Your Soul and Ignite Your Adventure Spirit
255. Mount Rainier National Park
Mount Rainier National Park is located in west-central Washinton and is home to the tallest cascade volcano, Mount Rainier. The best time for you to visit is from late spring to early fall. If you want to experience vivid carpets of wildflowers, visit in July and August—otherwise, peak fall foliage is from late September to mid-October.
It’s worth spending two or three days at Mount Rainier National Park. While visiting the park, don’t miss hiking the Skyline Trail and Tolmie Peak Lookout. Catch views of Mount Rainier’s glaciers at Paradise, and make sure you stay late enough for a bit of stargazing.
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