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Unfortunately only a short round possible, but breathtaking area

Sunrise Camp is a high-elevation backcountry site just below the Sunrise area, with wide alpine views and a quieter feel despite its proximity to one of the park’s busiest hubs. It’s a solid overnight spot or pause point for runners, with seasonal water, a composting toilet, and quick access to the Sunrise Visitor Center for restrooms and ranger info. Snow can linger into July, so be ready for cold nights. The camp is close to Shadow Lake and can be a good place to catch your breath before the descent to White River Camp.

Mowich Lake is a pristine lake and a popular overnight spot with a backcountry campground that operates on a first-come, first-served basis. It can get especially busy during peak season, so avoiding those times will give you more camping options. The area offers reliable water sources and also allows boating and fishing in the lake. The campground includes composting toilets. Check current road closures, as access may be limited: https://www.nps.gov/mora/planyourvisit/road-status.htm

Sunrise Camp is a small, high-elevation backcountry campsite located just below the popular Sunrise area on the northeast side of Mount Rainier. Sitting at around 6,200 feet, it offers expansive alpine views, access to wildflower meadows, and a front-row seat to Mount Rainier’s massive eastern glaciers. Despite being near one of the busiest visitor hubs in the park, Sunrise Camp maintains a quieter, backcountry feel, with designated tent sites nestled in subalpine terrain. It’s a great spot for catching alpenglow on Rainier and enjoying crisp, starlit nights above treeline. Snow often lingers into July, and weather can change quickly, so come prepared for cold nights and wind. The camp includes a composting toilet, bear pole, and seasonal water sources nearby (always treat before drinking). Best of all, it's a short walk to the Sunrise Visitor Center, where you can access restrooms, limited resupply options, and ranger assistance during the summer season.

This small campground is a fantastic hub for hikers and is adjacent to the Cloud Cap - Tilly Jane North trailhead, which provides access to Timberline National Historic Trail #600 and Tilly Jane Trail #600A from the north. Just up the road from the campground is the Historic Cloud Cap Inn, which is currently used by search and rescue teams; however, hikers are welcome to explore the grounds. A potable water spigot is available (summer season only), but it's advisable to bring your own water. The site fee per night is $20, payable in cash or by check through fee tubes. The campground is managed by Lost Lake Resort: (541) 386-6366. **From May 15 to October 15, a free, self-issued wilderness permit is required and can be obtained at a designated portal. For more details, please visit: https://www.fs.usda.gov/recarea/mthood/recarea/?recid=53164.

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This beautiful lodge has amazing architecture with majestic views of Mt. Jefferson and Mt. Hood. Take a walk through the beautiful interior to see all the detail of this stunning building.

Get your wilderness permit at the Carbon River Ranger Station first.