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Mount Rainier was the fifth national park, created in 1899. The peak itself is over 14,000 feet and has the highest prominence (floor to peak) in the Lower 48 states. The size will blow you away as you visit the park! But the park is more than just Mount Rainier – it’s bordered by the Tatoosh Range and full of old-growth forests, rivers, lakes, glaciers, and the ultimate cherry on top: fields of wildflowers.
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