Explore Mt Rainier and Ashford
Food scene
Food here is awesome, and they offer local beer, cider and wine. There is also a small gift shop where you can pick up items made by local artisans.
55 locals recommend
Copper Creek Inn & Restaurant
35707 WA-706Food here is awesome, and they offer local beer, cider and wine. There is also a small gift shop where you can pick up items made by local artisans.
If you are looking for casual dining or a quick delicious beer, this is your place!
38 locals recommend
Base Camp Grill
30027 WA-706If you are looking for casual dining or a quick delicious beer, this is your place!
Another casual dining option with outdoor seating and a great laid back atmosphere.
32 locals recommend
Highlander
30319 WA-706Another casual dining option with outdoor seating and a great laid back atmosphere.
Sightseeing
There are SO MANY awesome day hikes at Mount Rainier, and the Nisqually Entrance is the gateway to some of the most beautiful and accessible hikes.
607 locals recommend
Mount Rainier National Park
There are SO MANY awesome day hikes at Mount Rainier, and the Nisqually Entrance is the gateway to some of the most beautiful and accessible hikes.
If you are interested in fishing, whether by boat or from the shore, Alder Lake is stocked with kokanee, trout and bass.
17 locals recommend
Alder Lake
If you are interested in fishing, whether by boat or from the shore, Alder Lake is stocked with kokanee, trout and bass.
When you arrive at Mount Rainier, this is an awesome place to check out exhibits, see guided ranger classes and get any necessary permits you may need for parking and hiking.
15 locals recommend
Henry M. Jackson Visitor Center
Paradise Road EastWhen you arrive at Mount Rainier, this is an awesome place to check out exhibits, see guided ranger classes and get any necessary permits you may need for parking and hiking.
A fun sculpture museum and an unexpected gem tucket at the foot of Mount Rainier.
28 locals recommend
Recycled Spirits of Iron Sculpture Park
22410 WA-706A fun sculpture museum and an unexpected gem tucket at the foot of Mount Rainier.