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Beautiful hike. Crowded. Make sure you bring water as there is no where to fill up. Not even visitor center. No restrooms. Just overstuff porta potties. Come early. Parking difficult. We got here at 310 pm and found some. But there’s a lot of people. We waiting in line to get into park 1 hour! They need a better system!

Great trail with amazing views of the surrounding mountains and Mt. Rainier.

One of the most impressive view points to see Mount Rainier. During sunrise and sunset, when there's no wind or rain, this lake right by the park road reflects the mountain in all of its majesty.

Longmire is the starting point for many Wonderland Trail adventures and home to the Wilderness Information Center, where you pick up your required permit. It is a key stop to check trail conditions, ask questions, and make any final adjustments before heading into the backcountry. The area also includes the historic 1916 park headquarters, now a small museum, along with the National Park Inn, a restaurant, and a general store.

Even if you don't get THE shot — a crisp reflection of Mount Rainier shining off the lake's surface, only possible on a calm, clear day — it's still well worth stopping to take in this beautiful lake just off the road.

A one-way scenic route departing from Paradise and connecting to Stevens Canyon Road offers breathtaking views of Mount Rainier, alpine meadows, and mountain passes. Please ride with caution.

Nisqually Suspension Bridge, a historic landmark within the Longmire Historic District, is a notable feature of the national park. As there is no parking here you must walk from Longmire.

Visit historic Longmire where you will find the Wilderness Information Center, which holds a significant place in the history of Mount Rainier National Park. Once the park's headquarters, this site was originally James Longmire's homestead, offering lodging and a mineral springs resort. While the park headquarters have moved, the original 1916 headquarters building now houses a museum that preserves the park's early days. In addition, you'll also find the National Park Inn, a restaurant, and a general store within the vicinity.