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Our first view
of majestic Mt. Rainier was from the Nisqually Vista Trail near the
Jackson Visitor Center.
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The Paradise
Overlook provided an opportunity to set the camera in auto mode for a rare
shot of the two of us.
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The Skyline
Loop Trail, adorned with wildflowers, offered magnificent views of Mt. Rainier
- the tallest peak in the Pacific Northwest.
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Wildflowers in the foreground with the Tatoosh Range in the background was a photographer's delight along the Skyline Loop
Trail on the way to Panorama Point.
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The Nisqually
Glacier Vista along the Skyline Loop Trail provided an up close view of just
1 of the 26 major glaciers on Mt.
Rainier.
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The volcanic
peaks of Mt. Adams,
Mt. Hood,
and Mt. St. Helens could be seen in the distance
from left to right at Panorama Point.
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Abundant
wildflowers, flowing creeks, and expansive views created a peaceful setting
as the Skyline Loop Trail wound its way down from Panorama Point.
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The parks many
trails offered views of Mt. Rainier from every angle - this one was from the
Sourdough Ridge Trail near the Sunrise
Visitor Center.
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Sit back, relax,
and enjoy the view of Mt.
Rainier before it
disappears into the clouds!
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