Mount Rainier National Park 12-Hour Guided Tour
Explore Mount Rainier’s waterfalls, glaciers and alpine scenery on a private guided day trip
Duration
12 hours
Ideal For
Up to 24 people
Includes
Vehicle, driver, park fees
Highlights
Travel from Seattle into Mount Rainier National Park for a customizable guided visit to Paradise and surrounding scenic areas. Take in forests, waterfalls, lakes and glacier views as conditions shape the day’s route.
- Explore old-growth forests, subalpine meadows, mountain lakes and glacial landscapes
- Visit Paradise, Jackson Visitor Center and Longmire Visitor Center when conditions allow
- Photograph Reflection Lake, Christine Falls, Narada Falls and other scenic waterfalls
- Travel through rural countryside and enter the park through Nisqually
- Customize the itinerary around Mount Rainier’s seasonal sights and road conditions
What's Included
- Air-conditioned vehicle
- Knowledgeable driver
- Park entrance fees
- Taxes
- Seattle and Sea-Tac area pickup and drop-off
Important details
- Not wheelchair accessible
- Weather, road conditions and park closures may change the route and stops
- Additional itinerary-based costs may apply and are not included in the listed price
- Airport pickup and luggage transport carry an additional fee not included in the listed price
Cancellation Policy
Receive a full refund when you cancel at least 7 days before the tour starts.
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FAQs
Bring a sack lunch or money to buy food and snacks. Meals are not provided, and you’ll stop at a full-service grocery store on the way.
Dress in layers and wear comfortable walking shoes (hiking shoes preferred). Bring a jacket, since Paradise can be cool and breezy even in summer. From November through June, dress for snowy conditions; waterproof boots and an extra pair of socks are recommended.
Yes. Your guide may adjust the route based on weather, road conditions, and park closures.
Related locations
Mount Rainier National Park
Admission includedStanding at 14,411 feet, Mount Rainier dominates the skyline of Washington State with a presence that feels almost impossible to ignore. At Mount Rainier National Park, subalpine meadows bloom in vivid color through summer, rivers run cold and clear from glacial melt, and ancient forests of Douglas fir and western red cedar muffle the outside world entirely. The air here carries pine and snowmelt in equal measure.
