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Points forts du mont Rainier : en période froide, les raquettes et le luge sont inclus
Une journée complète au Mont Rainier, un volcan de 14 411 pieds, avec un guide qui te raconte tout ce que tu vois pendant le trajet depuis Seattle : des lacs, des forêts anciennes, des cascades. En hiver et au printemps, la raquette et le luge sont inclus dans le prix, et la randonnée est également proposée. Habille-toi en conséquence. Des chaussures appropriées et des vêtements chauds sont indispensables pour cette excursion. Les opérateurs proposent le transport depuis les hôtels et indiquent clairement qu'ils passent plus de temps à l'intérieur du parc que les autres circuits. Ce que la journée comprend dépend des conditions routières. Tu pourrais visiter le musée de Longmire, le sentier des Ombres avec ses sources chaudes, Christine Falls sous son pont en pierre, Narada Falls, le circuit de Twin Firs d'un quart de mile à travers des arbres vieux de plusieurs siècles, et Paradise, que la plupart des gens considèrent comme le point culminant de la journée. L'accès à Paradise en hiver est décidé quotidiennement par le parc, donc si cet arrêt est la raison pour laquelle tu reserves, prévois la possibilité qu'il soit fermé. En été, le guide peut remplacer Paradise par le centre d'accueil de Sunrise, ou ajouter le lac Tipsoo. Rien de tout cela n'est garanti, et tous les guides ne proposent pas ces options. Annule au moins 24 heures avant le départ pour obtenir un remboursement intégral.
What's included
- Transport by air-conditioned fully insured Commercial Bus
- Professional guide
- Our phone lines are attended by a live Representative during Business hours
- Park Admission Fees
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- Pickup and drop-off from select downtown Seattle and airport hotels
Itinéraire
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Alder Lake Park
A lake worth the stop on the road to the mountain.
Elbe
Used only when the park roads close unexpectedly. The town has the Hobo Inn, a historic Lutheran church, the Mount Rainier scenic railroad, and the largest sasquatch you are ever likely to see.
Ashford
Ashford is the base camp for climbers going up the mountain.
Longmire Museum
Animal exhibits, Native American history and stories, pioneer material, volcanology, and a transportation exhibit.
Trail of the Shadows
Second growth forest, hot springs, a walk and the history behind it. Subject to weather and road conditions.
Where we offer optional hikes, take in viewpoints, gift shop
Where the optional hikes start, with viewpoints, a gift shop, the Trail of the Shadows, the suspension bridge and the lodge.
Christine Falls Viewpoint
A much-photographed waterfall just off the road, framed by a stone bridge. Subject to weather and road conditions.
Narada Falls
One of the best looking waterfalls in the park. Subject to weather and road conditions.
Paradise Valley
Access to Paradise in the winter months is decided day by day by the park, based on road conditions. Plan accordingly if this stop is the one you want. It is an alpine meadow, and in winter the snowshoeing and hiking happen here. There is a visitor centre, gift shops and food. Most people call it the best part of the day, and the time spent here moves with the weather and the visibility.
Twin Firs Loop Trail
A quarter-mile loop through old growth forest, among trees that have stood for several hundred years.
Reflection Lakes
Small alpine lakes, in season only and not in winter. With no wind on the water the mountain comes back at you whole, and the photographs look edited. Subject to weather and road conditions.
Sunrise Visitor Center
Summer only, and it replaces the Paradise stop. Not every guide runs this itinerary, so it is rare and not something to count on. The road up is rough.
Tipsoo Lake Loop
Summer only, and it changes the standard itinerary. Not guaranteed: the guide decides on the day.
Not included
- Gratuities
- Food and drinks (Varies based on what you choose)
Good to know
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- It is recommended to dress in layers and wear comfortable walking shoes (waterproof hiking shoes preferred, in winter boots are best). In Nov – Jun, please dress for snowy conditions. Bring a pair of extra socks
- PLEASE NOTE: You are taking a risk during the winter months. The tour route and itinerary will vary depending on the weather conditions and road closures. No refunds will be offered unless the park is closed.
- Minimum numbers apply. There is a possibility of cancellation after confirmation if there is not enough passengers to meet requirements. In the event of this occurring, you will be offered an alternative or full refund
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- The seasons, weather, and elevation partially determine what you’ll see on your tour. During the weekdays, mid October-April, there are limited food services available in the National Park. Customers will have an opportunity to purchase food en route. Also, the Henry M Jackson Visitor Center located at Paradise, has limited hours during these months. *** PLEASE NOTE STARTING ACCESS TO PARADISE IS DICTATED DAILY BY THE PARK DURING THE WINTER MONTHS based on road conditions**** PLEASE PLAN YOUR TRIP ACCORDINGLY IF THIS IS A STOP YOU ARE DESIRING. No refunds will be offered unless the park is closed
- Each tour guide provides a unique experience. NO tour is the same. The day's itinerary is dictated by the guide. The schedule is based off the guide's experience with weather conditions and what is accessible in the park the day of your tour. Your tour guide will provide you with an outline of the day upon pick up.
- ****PLEASE check out the Mt. Rainier National Parks direct website for updated weather forecast and road closures - https://www.nps.gov/mora/index.htm ****
- Up to 15 travelers per booking.
- Mobile or paper ticket accepted
- Guiding available in: en.
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