Climbing Mount Rainier
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There are many reasons for choosing Mountain Climbing in Mount Rainier
At 4,392 m, Mount Rainier is the highest mountain in Washington and a top mountaineering feat in the country! A must for mountain climbing enthusiasts.
Good to know:
Country Code
+1
Language
English
Currency
U.S. Dollar
Best time to visit
Late May to September
How to get there
The closest airport is the Seattle-Tacoma airport and to get to the mountain, it is necessary to drive there
Weather
Average anual temperature is 13 °C, with average highs in July reaching 25°C, and average lows in January reaching 0.6 °C. The rainiest month is August and the driest is February
More info about Mountain Climbing in Mount Rainier:
Also known as Tahoma, or Tacoma, Mount Rainier is a unique U.S. mountain climbing landmark. At 4,392 m, it is the highest mountain in the country and is also home to one of its largest glaciers. The three main routes to the top of this stratovolcano are all technically challenging. The normal route is a YDS grade II-III; the Emmons Glacier Route is a grade II and is slightly easier; the most difficult grade IV route is the Liberty Ridge route. It goes without saying that taking proper precautions and going with a certified guide is a must to tackle this stunning U.S. giant
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