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Myrtle Falls | MRNP
Skyline Trail // Mount Rainier National Park, Washington
Myrtle Falls
Rebecca L. Latson
Marmot at Myrtle Falls!
Mount Rainier National Park, WA
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~ Myrtle Falls ~📍Paradise, Mt. Rainier National Park
Welcome to Paradise. Located on the south side of Mount Rainier National Park in Washington, the area features stunning scenery, waterfalls and subalpine meadows. The second you reach the parking lot, you're overwhelmed with epic mountain views. The rolling, verdant mountainside along the Myrtle Falls trail provides plenty of opportunities for photographs and places to pause and process the beauty. At these higher elevations, it's always good to prepare for winter conditions, be flexible with your plans and follow the safety measures that the park recommends. Photo by Kristopher Schoenleber (www.sharetheexperience.org).
#ICYMI We're looking back on the favorite posts of 2020 and we simply had to include a summer shot from Paradise #Top10of2020
The Mountain Is Out Today
The Mountain Is Out Today
Mount Rainier is so imposing that it makes its own weather, and on most days the mountain disappears under its thorny crown of rain clouds. In fact, weather analysts calculate the odds of “seeing” Mount Rainier likely hovers between once or twice a week, considering the 189 rain-days per year, producing 126 inches of precipitation annually. On the other hand, July is Mount Rainier’s driest…
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Myrtle Falls, Washington - by Guy Schmickle
Myrtle Falls