Tuesday, July 20, 2021

Mount Rainier National Park-Sunrise

The next morning, we drove from Packwood back to Mt. Rainier. This time, we were going to see the OTHER side of Mt Rainier called Sunrise. It was a different view of the mountain and instead of being on the mountain, you saw the mountain up close. It also was obviously the drier side of the mountain. We hiked along the Sourdough Ridge trail and headed west. 


The views of Mount Rainier and the wildflowers were very pretty!



Elizabeth likes the marmots so she talked to this one. 

Frozen Lake was neat. It had little icebergs! 




The views of the White River and Mount Rainier were amazing!








The elevation was 6400 feet. 







There was one part of the trail where you could hike on the snow down, or go on the rocks. I chose the rocks. Everyone else chose the snow. 







We saw this view on the Silver Forest Trail. 








 

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