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Private Chauffeur to Mount Rainier and Seattle: Your Own Vehicle, Your Own Pace

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Eight hours with a car and a chauffeur that belong to your group alone. The booking is never combined with other passengers or fitted around someone else's schedule. What that buys is control of the day. Pickup and drop-off are arranged where it suits the group, and the stops can take in Kerry Park, the Space Needle, Pike Place Market and the Ballard Locks alongside the drive up to Mount Rainier. How long you stay at each one is a conversation rather than a timetable. The operator is SUV Seattle Services, family run for more than ten years and among the first local limousine companies to put sightseeing and private transport in the same booking. The vehicle is matched to the size of the group: luxury SUVs, passenger vans, Mercedes-Benz Sprinter vans, minibuses, executive buses. Pickups work from Pier 91, Pier 66, Seattle hotels and SEA Airport, which is what makes the day practical for cruise passengers and for large parties. Airport drop-off and luggage storage cost nothing extra. The Henry M. Jackson Memorial Visitor Center is open all year. The Skyline Loop is the main trail out of Paradise, and it takes in the mountain, the lookouts, waterfalls and glaciers. Sunrise, at 6,400 feet, is the highest point in the park you can reach by car, with Emmons Glacier in view and almost 360 degrees from Sunrise Point, including Mount Adams across the range. The service runs year-round, subject to park access, roads and weather. Cancel at least 24 hours before departure for a full refund.

What's included

  • Bottled water
  • Air-conditioned vehicle
  • Parking Fees

Itinerary

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  1. Kerry Park

    The Space Needle, the downtown towers and, on a clear day, Mount Rainier, all lined up from a small park on Queen Anne Hill.

  2. Henry M. Jackson Visitor Center

    The Henry M. Jackson Memorial Visitor Center is the park's main one, easy to find from the upper parking area. This part of the park stays open all year, and each season gives it something different.

  3. Skyline Trail

    The Skyline Loop is the main trail out of Paradise, and it puts you in front of Mount Rainier, the highest mountain in Washington. Mountain views, lookouts, waterfalls and glaciers on one loop: it is rated among the best walks in the state.

  4. Space Needle

    A photo stop at the base, or a ride up to the observation deck if you want it. The ticket is not included, and the time it takes comes out of the rest of the day.

  5. Mount Rainier National Park

    Sunrise sits at 6,400 feet and is the highest point reachable by vehicle in the park. In summer the meadows here fill with wildflowers, and on a clear day Mount Rainier and the Emmons Glacier are both in view. Sunrise Point gives close to 360 degrees: the valleys below, Rainier itself, and other Cascade volcanoes such as Mount Adams. Between the views and the trail network, it is the second most visited place in the park.

  6. Pike Place Market

    Seattle's public market, with the fishmongers throwing the catch across the counter, shops to browse and somewhere to eat on the move. A long stop here shortens the rest of the day.

  7. Ballard Locks Visitor Center / Museum & Gift Shop

    Boats moving between Lake Washington and Puget Sound, gardens to walk, and the fish ladder when the salmon are in season. Time on foot here comes out of the stops that follow.

Not included

  • 20% gratuity is not required, but is greatly appreciated by your chauffeur.

Good to know

  • Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
  • Public transportation options are available nearby
  • Specialized infant seats are available
  • Suitable for all physical fitness levels
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  • Up to 30 travelers per booking.
  • Mobile or paper ticket accepted
  • Guiding available in: en.

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