We recommend training for Mount Rainier at least 3-6 months in advance. You should be able to hike/climb for 1 to 2 hours at a time, punctuated by 10 minute breaks, for up to 12 hours. You should be able to ascend 5,000 feet per day while carrying 20-25 pounds on your back, and 5,000 feet per day while carrying 45 pounds or more on your back.
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How do you prepare for the summit of Mt Rainier? To train for Mt. Rainier, Start with: Hiking as much as possible on trails with elevation gain. A good gauge is being able to carry a 40 lb pack on a 2000 ft elevation hike in about 2 hours. Run 10-14 miles per week. Focus on building leg strength. Focus on endurance. If possible climb Mt. Baker, Mt.
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With an elevation of 14,409 feet and the base near sea level, mount Rainier is the 21'st most prominent mountain on the planet (which means it looks freakin' huge..) The upper half is blanketed with glaciers and crevasses, making this one of the practice mountains for those eyeing Everest. It also means you will need crampons and an ice ax.
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10 Insider Tips for Your First Mount Rainier Summit Pace yourself. It is trite but true: Slow and steady wins the race, or in this case, the summit. Stay intentional. Pack smart. Take care of yourself. Breathe deep. Remember that the early bird gets the worm. Be prepared for cold and for sun. Don’t psych yourself out.
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This list of Mount Rainier day hikes is geared toward beginner hikers but will be enjoyable for everyone. Contents hide 1 Preparing for the Hikes 2 Skyline Loop Trail 3 Nisqually Vista Loop 4 Myrtle Falls 5 Reflection Lakes 6 Grove of the Patriarchs 7 Silver Falls Loop Trail Preparing for the Hikes
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Rainier is a glaciated peak that is covered year-round with snow and ice. Walking on the ice slopes requires special equipment, including crampons and an ice ax. As the ice flows downhill, it breaks into huge cracks (crevasses) and …
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Mount Rainier Quick Facts. Mount Rainier Height: 14,411 feet; First Ascent of Mt Rainier: August 17, 1870; Mount Rainier Last Eruption: 1894; Mount Rainier Mountain Range: Cascades Mountains; Mt. Rainier Native Name: Tahoma; Mt Rainier Closest Major City: Seattle, Washington; Mt Rainier Type of Volcano: Stratovolcano; Number of Major Glaciers on Mt …
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10 Insider Tips for Your First Mount Rainier Summit Pace yourself. It is trite but true: Slow and steady wins the race, or in this case, the summit. Stay intentional. Pack smart. Take care of yourself. Breathe deep. Remember that the early bird gets the worm. Be prepared for cold and for sun. Don’t psych yourself out.
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10 Insider Tips for Your First Mount Rainier Summit Pace yourself. It is trite but true: Slow and steady wins the race, or in this case, the summit. Stay intentional. Pack smart. Take care of yourself. Breathe deep. Remember that the early bird gets the worm. Be prepared for cold and for sun. Don’t psych yourself out.
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Mount Rainier. Just past Crystal Mountain to the south of Seattle, the Paradise area of Mount Rainier offers a variety of snowshoeing options, from ranger-guided tours (donation requested) to a range of beginning to challenging trails. Try the Paradise Valley Road trail for amazing views of the mountain with the end destination of Reflection Lakes.
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The upper half is blanketed with glaciers and crevasses, making this one of the practice mountains for those eyeing Everest. It also means you will need crampons and an ice ax. The moderate danger, the glacier maneuvering, and the prominent size of this mountain make mount Rainier's peak it an ambitious objective for any adventurous climber.
Unless you're superman, and trying to set world records, mount Rainier takes two days to climb (we did it in 24 hours, but since we "slept" one night, I'll call it two days.)
An ascent of a classic North American mountaineering objective. Breakfast, dinner and hot drinks are provided on the mountain. Professional instruction from Northwest Alpine Guides staff throughout the trip. Training and climbing in the spectacular glaciated scenery of Mount Rainier National Park.
Mount Rainier Packing List 1 Backpacking backpack 2 Jacket - heavier layer 3 Jacket - lighter layer 4 Extra T-shirts 5 Waterproof boots 6 Waterproof boot gaiters 7 Nice socks 8 Crampons 9 Sunglasses 10 Hat - for sun More items...
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