mt. Rainier

What is the snowiest place in the U.S.?   The snowiest place in the United States is a tie between Mount Rainier and Mount Baker in Washington State. These two volcanic mountains receive an average of 645 inches every year. The record snowfall for Rainier (1,122 inches) and Baker (1,140 inches) - the highest totals in the world.  Mt. Rainier and ...

Altitude vs. height: Unveiling the true tallest mountain. Get the scoop on why Mt. Rainier beats Mt. Everest in height.

Fires are near Mt. Rainier and the Gifford Pinchot National Forest.

A recent study published in the AGU Journal investigated the crustal-scale structure beneath a section of the Cascades arc, which spans four major stratovolcanoes.

Washington has the fourth-most amount of volcanoes in the United States. Here's something I found out today. Alaska has 141 "potentially" active volcanoes, by far the most in the United States. Oregon is the third-most volcanic state with 17...

I'd suggest heading to Palouse Falls or Mt. Rainier State Park, both places are gorgeous.

It is National Park week which means free entrance to all national parks. Mt. Rainier national park which is a quick 3 hr. Drive from Tri-Cities has some of the most picturesque views you'll ever see and well worthy of a visit or many visits for that matter.