Mount Rainier National Park

An iconic 14,411 ft active stratovolcano dominating the skyline. High alpine meadows, ancient forests, and massive glacier views make Rainier the essential PNW rooftop tent destination.

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DON’T MISS

• Paradise & Sunrise Areas: World-class subalpine wildflower loops and panoramic glacier vistas.

• Christine & Narada Falls: Dramatic roadside glacial waterfalls.

• Skyline Trail: Face-to-face encounters with Nisqually Glacier and alpine wildlife.

• Reflection Lakes: Mirror image of Rainier at dawn.

TRAIL NOTES

• Timed-entry reservations are required for Paradise and Sunrise corridors during summer peak hours (8am–3pm).

• Sunrise section usually stays snowbound until early July; check road status before setting out.

• Dispersed forest service camping is available along US-12 and SR-410 outside park boundaries.

• Never leave food or scented items in the tent—use vehicle hard storage for bear safety.

Take a Jeep Camper to Mount Rainier National Park

Rooftop tent, bedding, camp kitchen and cooler included — just add food and a sense of adventure.