Thurston · Mount Rainier National Park
A Day In Sunrise
If you are looking for great views of Mount Rainier, stunning wildflower meadows, interesting history, or a chance to see wildlife, look no further than Sunrise! Use this guide to help plan your day in Sunrise and explore all this part of Mount Rainier National Park has to offer.
- Time needed
- 2-8 Hours
- Season
- Summer
- Fees
- Park entrance fee required.
- Accessibility
- The main developed area of Sunrise has paved roads and paths. The Sunrise Visitor Center and Sunrise Day Lodge are accessible to wheelchairs. The exhibits, gift store, restrooms, and general services are accessible. The Sunrise Visitor Center exhibits can be explored with an audio description tour. Listening devices for the tour can be checked out at the front desk. Copies of the park brochure in braille are available for check-out. Wheelchairs are available at the Sunrise Visitor Center for short term loan.There are no paved trails in Sunrise. The trails in Sunrise are not wheelchair accessible. Pets are not allowed on trails, but service animals are permitted.
hiking
Part of Mount Rainier National Park. Conditions change. Check with the managing agency before you travel. Official page.