야키마군 최고의 사이클링 경로

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.

While mountain bikers can ride to Sun Top via the Sun Top Trail, if you prefer another way to challenge yourself, you can take Forest Road 7315—a gravel road with gentler curves that climbs to the top, offering a rewarding adventure with great views. The road is typically open to vehicle and bike traffic from late spring through early fall—usually from around May to September—but the gate at the summit may be closed outside these months or when parking is full. It's best to check current road conditions with the U.S. Forest Service before heading out.

This viewpoint along Sun Top Trail is tucked away in the woods, offering a view of Mount Rainier surrounded by forest. You’ll likely have it all to yourself, so take a moment to just enjoy it.

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.

The Suntop Trail is a challenging trail that takes you up to the viewpoint on the peak of Suntop. You are treated to views as you climb higher on the trail, so there are several good spots to stop for a quick break to enjoy the tranquil surroundings.

At the Sunrise Visitor Center, rangers provide trail information and maps, while exhibits focus on the geology and natural history of the park's northeast region. It is the highest visitor center in the park.

Great place to walk run or bike that keeps you away from the cars. I only rode a section but I’m sure it’s all the same. I don’t think skinny road tires would be good though, lots of seams in the asphalt that would be annoying