Rainier the Great Volcano and Its Alpine Guide
An extended guide describes Mt Rainier’s three peaks, steam vents, and the Nisqually glacier route, plus how to reach the crater region from Seattle or Tacoma. It covers early explorers, glacier danger, available springs, camps in Paradise Park, flora and fauna, and practical tips for climbers including gear, food, and travel costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattie
Seattle
Rainier
Sam
Pacific Forest Reserve
Mt. Rainier
Puyallup
Tacoma
Sewagons
Mt. Inner
Paradise Park
Yonder Peak
Tourtet
Columbia
A. V. Kauts
Twae
Longmires Epringa
Neutenant
Dogue
Crater K
Hucceas
Crater Peak
Liberty Cap
Crater
Hainer
Hazard Stevens
P. B. van Trump
James Longmire
Slulskin
Stevens
van Trump
Mt. Hainter
F. Emmone
A. D. Wilson
George Bayley
Snohomish
White River
Ingraham
Tantly
Heattle
John Muir
William Keith
Pacific Slope
Yelm
May Fuller
Tecoma
B.C. Smith
Edith Corbett
Sue Longmire
Alaska
America
Atonville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mr. Rainier
Ashford's
Kernahan’s
Longmire
Cme
Mt. Fer
Fiat
Lake Park
Keatonville
Ashford Post Office
Matonville
Elbe
Nisqually
Nisqually Canyon
Walla
Beattie Park
Batley Willie
Frysian Fields
Annie Hall
M. Bernice Park
Helen Holmes
A. F. Garretson
Beattle
Elysian Fields
Mount Rainier
Trautvetteris Grandis
Heather
Crater Lake
Nelda
Lake & Stout
Acre
Ralmier
Brement
Little Monkey Flower
Cascade Mountains
Ite Limite
MT. Hainime
Lake Washington
Paradise Valley
Nisqually Glacier
Ingraham Glacier