Mount Rainier Day Hike
Seattle
If you love adventure and getting out and experiencing the real outdoors, then this hike is for you. This is a semi-private guided hike on the Three Burroughs Trail at Mount Rainier National Park.
If you love adventure and getting out and experiencing the real outdoors, then this hike is for you.
This is a semi-private guided hike on the Three Burroughs Trail at Mount Rainier National Park. The hike is approximately six miles and winds through the high subalpine tundra above tree line and then down through mountain meadows. Offering wide open mountain views and a plethora of wildflowers.
Frequently Asked Questions
It is a semi-private guided six-mile hike on the Three Burroughs Trail in Mount Rainier National Park, featuring subalpine tundra and mountain meadows.
The hike is approximately six miles long, winding above the tree line and through mountain meadows.
The hike takes place in Mount Rainier National Park, accessible from Seattle as a day trip.
The hike is moderately challenging due to elevation and terrain, so participants should have a reasonable fitness level.
You will see high subalpine tundra, wide mountain views, and numerous wildflowers along the trail.
Permits are typically managed by the guide service, but check the official park website for any current regulations.
The hike is best during late spring to early fall when the trail is clear and wildflowers are in bloom.
Yes, the hike is semi-private and welcomes solo travelers alongside small groups.
Bring sturdy hiking shoes, water, layered clothing, sun protection, and snacks for the six-mile trek.
Most guided hikes include transportation from Seattle, but if booking independently, check routes via car or shuttle services.
