Shriner Peak is home to one of the four remaining fire lookout cabins in Mt Rainier National Park. The 4.5 mile hike is strenuous with rewards of spectacular views of the west side of Mt Rainier plus the six SOTA points.
Tamanos Mtn – W7W/RS-015 – 8 August, 2014
Tamanos Mtn, in Mt Rainier National Park is accessed via the Owyhigh Lakes Trail, either from the White River Road TH or the Deer Creek TH along Hiway 123.
Mt Fremont – W7W/RS-005 – 2 October 2014
Mt Fremont is accessed from the Sunrise Visitor Center, elevation 6400 ft, in Mt Rainier National Park. My GPS tracks reveal that I walked 5.0 miles RT and gained approx 900 ft.
14 September 2014 Tahtlum Peak W7W/MC-023
Directions are from the Seattle Mountaineers book- Guide to 100 Hikes at Mt Rainier National Park:
Directions are from the Seattle Mountaineers book- Guide to 100 Hikes at Mt Rainier National Park:
28 October, 2013 Bandera Mtn W7W/KG-073
Our original hiking destination for this day was going to be 7000 ft Norse Peak, an 8 pointer, near Crystal Mtn Ski Resort, a bit north and east of Mt Rainier National Park. The Mt Rainier WX report predicted 30-40 MPH winds at Paradise and Camp Muir in the National Park. We took off for our backup hiking destination: Bandera Mtn.