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Mount
Rainier National Park
Attractions
Museums
Longmire is 95 miles (153 km) southeast of Seattle.
Site of the Mineral Spring Resort as developed by James Longmire in 1884.
Longmire Museum is housed in the park's original headquarters.
Scenic
Sights
The Grove of the Patriarchs
is a
short walk from the parking area near the Stevens Canyon Entrance. Douglas fir,
western red-cedar and western hemlock.
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Park go to our Map of Nearby
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Go Northwest!
Bookstore
Best selection of books on the
Northwest.
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Discovering
the Wonders of Wonderland Trail:
Encircling Mount Rainier by Bette Filley.
May 1998,
revised edition, Paperback, ? pages, (guidebook).
The 92.2 mile Wonderland Trail encircling
Mount Rainier is one of America's finest wilderness pathways.
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Flora
of Mount Rainier National Park by David Biek.
January 2000, Paperback,
520 pages, (field guide). A virtually complete listing of the 871
native and introduced species of plants found in the Park.
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 A
Pocket Field Guide to the Plants and Animals of Mount Rainier
by Joe Dreimiller.
September 1999,
Paperback, 128 pages, (field guide). Compact guide to help identify common plants
and animals found in the Park.
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 Rainier
Panorama
by Will Landon (Photographer)
March Photographed over a period of
twenty-four years, this portrait of Mount Rainier National Park is made in
sweeping panoramas of up to 360 degrees, close-ups and ultra-wide
panoramas of intimate scenes.
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