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D dressed in layers on Skyline Trail - Mount Rainier National Park

D dressed in layers on Skyline Trail
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	The Lakes Trails

By coneyislandgreen on October 16, 2006

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Nice trail, it changes through about 2 or 3 thousand feet from, small pines, lush waterfalls and fern infested trails through optional cutoffs that lead to the majestic Reflections Lake ( given for it's mirror image of the Mount Rainier Peak). The trail is a moderate hike anywhere from 5 to 8 miles and diverse from the climate changes.

This trail is moderate and populated but bring the proper clothes for this high elevation, it is a bit cooler then sea level.

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	around and around Rainier

By richiecdisc on November 4, 2009

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D dressed in layers on Skyline
Trail

by richiecdisc

Mount Rainier National Park is a hiking, backpacking, climbing mecca for good reason. With stunning Mount Rainier as its epicenter, it's no wonder so many people come to climb to its top, hike around its perimeter or just hike in its splendid shadow. With hundreds of miles of trails for all skill levels, get out and enjoy The Mountain up close.

Good hiking boots and warm cushioned socks are a must. Bring layers of synthetics to stay warm and do not forget your rain gear. Coming to tackle the Wonderland Trail? Bring a tent, sleeping bag, mat, cooker and means of treating the water. Climbing the massive one? Contact a guiding company in advance and make sure you are ready. It's not a walk in the park!