Mount Rainier National Park, WA
Visitor Services

A map of the park can be obtained at any of the park's visitor centers. Picnic areas, viewpoints, and hiking trails are located at Sunrise, which is 16 miles off SR 410 (the sole access road).

White River Ranger Station has backcountry trails, trip information, and climbing permits. Chinook Pass also has viewpoints and trails.

Service	Description	Service	Description
	Fees Fees vary throughout the park.		Camping More than 100 campsites (RV/tent) are located at White River Ranger Station and Campground. It is located two miles off SR 410 and has seasonal openings.
	Food Food is available at Sunrise.		Information Visitor centers are located at Longmire, Paradise, Ohanapecosh, and Sunrise. Park rangers and exhibits are located at each visitor center. Sunrise Visitor Center is open seasonally.
	Lodging Overnight rooms are available at the Paradise Inn in Paradise during the summer only. The National Park Inn at Longmire is the only lodging that is open all year in the park.		Restrooms There are toilet facilities here.
	Retail There are places to shop here.

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Special Considerations

To obtain a map of the park, write to:

Superintendent
Mount Rainier National Park
Ashford, WA 98304-9751

Or call 360-569-2211.

All facilities are open July 1 through October.

Restrictions

Park roads are subject to closure during the winter. Carry tire chains in your vehicle and exercise caution during this season.