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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.

White River Campground is a convenient stop or overnight spot, especially for those breaking up the Wonderland Trail into stages. With road access, it’s a good place to cache food in one of the bear boxes or meet a friend for resupply. It also serves as a trailhead for several routes. The campground has reliable water, composting toilets, picnic tables, and plenty of flat ground to rest. It sits close to the trail, making it easy to continue the next morning without adding extra mileage. It can get crowded in summer, so plan your resupply accordingly or avoid the peak season. From July 11 to mid-October 2025, timed entry is required to access the Sunrise Corridor (which includes this campground) between 7 am and 5 pm. If you secure a campsite before 7 am, your permit can be used in place of a timed entry pass for the rest of your stay. Plan ahead, as both campsite and entry availability are not guaranteed.

Riding to Sunrise Visitor Center is a great challenge you can take on early in the morning to enjoy hiking some of the park’s trails and take in awesome views on the way up or down. Rangers can provide trail information and maps, and exhibits focus on the geology and natural history of the park’s northeast region.

From Sunrise Park Road you get breathtaking views of Mt. Rainier and Mt. Adams, two powerful mountains covered with a glacier blanket and surrounded by forest.

Nothing beats riding Mather Memorial Parkway and passing pristine mountain lakes like Ghost Lake. Take your time and enjoy the views.

This climb is tough, but once you conquer Cayuse Pass, you’ll know you can tackle any ride. Take in the views, catch your breath, and enjoy the feeling of achievement before heading back down.