The famous trail that circles Washington's Mount Rainier, the tallest peak in the Cascades, passes through a wonderland of landscapes and shows the many different faces of the peak.

Eighteen trail camps simplify logistics a bit, but total elevation gain (and loss) is still more than 20,000 feet as the trail undulates over countless Rainier ridges. Insider Tip: Wonderland can ...

The Wonderland Trail in Mount Rainier National Park takes a lot out of you. It’s roughly 93 miles with more ups and downs than 2½ trips to Rainier’s summit.

Get ready to trek around Washington's most iconic mountain, ... That’s exactly what the Wonderland Trail is: a 93-mile ... Cloudless view on Mt Rainier from Mt Fremont Lookout Trail, USA ...

It’s arguably Washington’s most famous trail: Ninety-three miles of ups and downs looping around Mount Rainier. As the Wonderland Trail celebrates its centennial, here are 100 things hikers ...

Circling Rainier: Wonderland Trail Sun., March 26, 2006 Descending from Spray Park, Frank and Elsbeth Otto follow rock steps set by Wonderland Trail crews. (The Spokesman-Review) ...

A trail sign on the north side of the mountain indicates the remaining distance — 3.4 miles — to Granite Creek Camp, the first campsite of the 93-mile trip along the Wonderland Trail in Mount ...

Mount Rainier's 93-mile Wonderland Trail lives up to the name — but you may not know where to start. Check out these section hikes all around the mountain.

Some of the must-see attractions or things to do in Mount Rainier National Park include Paradise, Sunrise, Longmire, Comet Falls, and the Wonderland Trail. These areas offer stunning views, hiking ...

TACOMA — It’s arguably Washington’s most famous trail: Ninety-three miles of ups and downs looping around Mount Rainier. As the Wonderland Trail celebrates its centennial this summer, we ...