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ACCOMMODATIONS OUTSIDE THE PARK
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Nearby Cities and Towns
White River (East) Entrance
Auburn
Buckley
Greenwater
Tacoma
Yakima
Stevens Canyon (Southeast) Entrance
Morton
Packwood
Randle
Yakima
Nisqually (West) Entrance
Ashford
Eatonville
Mineral
Tacoma
Carbon River (Northwest) Entrance
Auburn
Buckley
Tacoma
ACCOMMODATIONS INSIDE THE PARK
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Randle
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Southwest |
 Westwood
Chalet
Cozy Cabin Near Nisqually
Entrance to Mount Rainier NP. Hot Tub, Decks, Amenities.
www.westwoodchalet.com
800-820-9962 |
 Cedar
Cabin on the Creek
Secluded 3-bdrm cabin on
creek. Deluxe hot tub. All new. Families welcome. Sleeps 8-10.
www.cedarcabincreek.com
206-767-6173 |
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Rainier National Park
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You will find a variety of accommodations outside the
park including hotels, motels, bed &
breakfasts, cabins, cottages, lodges, ranches and resorts.
Most of the
facilities offering accommodations outside the park
are located within nearby communities. Others are found
scattered around the nearby area; usually alongside a main highway but away
from town, sometimes off on a side road, or sitting beside a lake or river
or nestled within a quiet forest grove.
To help you in your search, we have
listed below several communities with lodging accommodations and other
services catering to Mount Rainier National Park visitors. Population figures, where given, are
for incorporated cities and towns from the 1999 U.S. Census Estimate.
The
location of cities and towns near Mount Rainier National Park are
shown on our map of Nearby Cities and
Towns.
White River (East)
Entrance
Auburn
Buckley
Greenwater
Tacoma
Yakima
Stevens Canyon (Southeast) Entrance
Morton
Packwood
Randle
Yakima
Near
the Nisqually
(West) Entrance
Ashford
Eatonville
Mineral
Tacoma
Near the Carbon River (Northwest) Entrance
Auburn
Buckley
Tacoma |
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Easy Day Hikes: Mount Rainier
by Heidi Schneider, Mary Skjelset
June 1999, Paperback,
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 Challenge
of Rainier: A Record of the Explorations and Ascents, Triumphs and
Tragedies
by Dee Molenaar
June 1979, Paperback, 3rd edition, 364 pages, (non-fiction)
A classic text on Rainier that
documents pioneering and more recent explorers of trails to the summit,
its geology and natural environment, and its inevitable human disasters.
Fascinating and instructive stories such as the one about the guy who slid
a thousand feet in his down booties trying to catch a lid that fell off of
his cooking pot.
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Mount Rainier National Park by Heidi Schneider, Mary Skjelset
June 1999, Paperback,
246 pages, (guidebook)
60 detailed hike descriptions ranging from
short walks to overnight backpack trips.
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Rainier National Park:
Including a Perilous Paradise
by Ron Warfield, Jeff Nicholas (Editor), Nicky Leach (Editor)
June Spectacular color photography with
beautifully written essays.
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 Mount
Rainier: A Visitor's Companion by George Wuerthner, Douglas W. Moore (Illustrator)
March 2000,
Paperback, 48 pages, (guidebook) Explores the park's ecosystems, geological
history, land use issues, native people, and past explorers.
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