Bench Lake Trail (2.5 miles) in the Paradise area;

Burroughs Mountain Trail (7 miles) in the Sunrise area;

Camp Muir Trail (9 miles) in the Paradise area;

Carbon Glacier Trail (7 miles) in the Carbon River area;

Carbon River Rain Forest (.3 mile) in the Carbon River area;

Comet Falls Trail (3.8 miles)in the Longmire area;

Crystal Lakes Trail (6 miles) 4 miles north of Cayuse Pass;

Eagle Peak Trail (7.2 miles) in the Longmire area;

Emerald Ridge Trail (17.2 miles) on the Westside Road;

Family Day Trails & Nature Trails (.3 to 7 miles);

Glacier Basin Trail (7 miles) in the White River Campground;

Gobblers Knob Trail (12.8 miles) on the Westside Road;

Golden Lakes Trail (34.5 miles) on the Westside Road;

Green Lake Trail (3.6 miles) in the Carbon River area;

Grove of the Patriarchs Trail (1.5 miles) near the Stevens Canyon Entrance;

Indian Bar Trail (14.5 miles) on the Stevens Canyon Road;

Indian Henrys Hunting Ground (11.5 miles) via Kautz Creek Trail;

Indian Henrys Hunting Ground (13 miles) from the Longmire area;

Klapatche Park Trail (21 miles) on the Westside Road;

Lake George Trail (9.8 miles) on the Westside Road;

Lake James Trail (17 miles) in the Carbon River area;

Life Systems Trail (.5 mile) at Ohanapecosh;

Moraine Park Trail (11 miles) in the Carbon River area;

Mount Fremont Lookout Trail (5.5 miles) in the Sunrise areaMystic Lake Trail;(15.8 miles) in the Carbon River area;

Naches Peak Loop Trail (3.5 miles) in the northeast areaNarada Falls Trail (9 miles) in the Longmire area

Nisqually Vista Trail (1.2 miles) in the Paradise areaNorthern Loop Trail (35 miles) in the Carbon River area;

wyhigh Lakes Trail (7 miles) near the White River Entrance;

Pacific Crest Trail (10.5 miles) in the northeast area

Palisades Lakes Trail (7 miles) in the Sunrise Area;

Pinnacle Peak Trail (2.5 miles) on the Stevens Canyon Road;

Rampart Ridge Trail (4.6 miles) in the Longmire area;

Shadow Lake Trail (3 miles) in the Sunrise area;

Shriner Peak Trail (8 miles) north of the Stevens Canyon Entrance;

Silver Falls Trail (3 miles) from the Ohanapecosh Campground;

Skyline Trail (5 miles) in the Paradise area;

Snow Lake Trail (2.5 miles) in the Paradise area;

Sourdough Ridge Trail (1 mile) in the Sunrise area;

Spray Park Trail (6 miles) in the Mowich Lake area;

Summerland Trail (8.5 miles) near the White River Entrance;

Three Lakes Trail (12 miles) in the Ohanapecosh area;

Tolmie Peak Trail (6.5 miles) in the Mowich Lake area;

Trail of the Shadows (.5 mile) in the Longmire area;

Van Trump Park Trail (5.8 miles) in the Longmire area;

Windy Gap Trail (14 miles) in the Carbon River area;

Wonderland Trail (93 miles) encircling Mount Rainier;

Plane - Closest airports served by major airlines are Seattle, WA (85 miles), Yakima, WA (115 miles), and Portland, OR (168 miles). Mileages are one-way, to/from Ashford, WA. Rental cars are available at airports.

Car - Year-round access to the park is via SR 706 to the Nisqually Entrance in the SW corner of the park. Limited winter access is available via Hwy. 123 in the SE corner of the park. The Carbon River/Mowich Lake area (NW corner) is accessed via SR 165 through Wilkeson. Summer access is available via Hwy. 410 on the N and E sides of the park.

Public Transportation - There is no public transportation to or in Mount Rainier National Park.

Private carriers provide bus and van service. Gray Line Tours (800-426-7532 or 206-626-5208) offers daily trips from Seattle to Paradise from May 1 to September 30. Rainier Shuttle (360-569-2331) offers daily shuttle service from SeaTac Airport to Ashford or Paradise from May 3 to October 10. Ashford Mountain Center (360-569-2604) offers shuttle services from June through September to/from Sea-Tac airport and destinations within the park.