Best places: Tourist attractions in Pierce County, United States

236,000-acre wilderness around Washington's highest peak encompassing wildflower meadows & glaciers.

This 5.6-mile out-&-back hike with valley views follows a rocky ridge to a 1930s fire lookout.

Park's highest visitor facility, with exhibits, ranger-led programs, picnic spots & scenic views.

Waterfall tumbling 72 ft. into a rugged gorge, with snow-capped Mount Rainier in the background.

This 98-acre park is packed with amenities, including a playground & many athletic fields & courts.

👍👍 Visited at the end of Aug. Wonderful hike. The view hiked from Eunice is spectacular as you can see the lake beneath and look far as you hike higher and higher. The lookout house is very neat. Took a picture of the interior with Mt. Rainier seen through from the window. Awesome views, but the fun d...

👍👍 For how amazing all the pictures are, nothing can prepare you for seeing this amazing view in person. It is overwhelming in its beauty! The trail leading to the lookout from sunrise can be strenuous, depending on ability. We are occasional hikers and did fine, if a little sore in our legs afterwards...

👍👍 For art lovers, for sculpture lovers, for people on their way to Rainier, for welders, this place is a cool stop for anyone! We took too many pictures with the sculptures and don't forget to check out the back! We were about to leave without even seeing the backyard had we not seen people walking up...

Waterfront park for picnics, with a storied lightkeeper's cottage open for tours or overnight stays.

Viewpoint along 5.5-mi. alpine trail overlooking Rainier, sawtooth peaks, glaciers & waterfalls.

Short, looped hiking trail with views of lakes & Mount Rainier, plus wildflowers like blue lupine.

👍👍 If you have hiking with Llamas on your bucket list, I can confirm that it is a total must do! The education will empower you and the walk in the woods with a llama in tow will connect you to nature in the most intimate way!! 1 mile of actual forest hike time was PERFECT. The owners are the AMAZING...

Walking paths & driving tours to view moose, American bison & bighorn sheep, plus birds of prey.

👍👍 Not to far after from the longmire section of the park you come to this easy accessible waterfall right off the road..its literally just steps away.. one of the many things this beautiful national park has to offer...

👍👍 Beautiful trail. Bring bug spray. There’s a portion of the trail where you walk near a lake, which is stunning. However we had to hurriedly keep moving so we didn’t get (as) bit by mosquitoes. Otherwise the end views are well worth the climb! This was also one of the less busy trails in Mt Rainier,...

👍👍 Nice park with a good breeze most of the time. This has a nice water park, very large with plenty of spraying things for the kids. Also there is a very big play ground that also has a zip line. Lots of parking. You can reserve tables under covered pavilion for parties. There is plenty of shade....

👍 I enjoyed my visit! It is a nicely run farm that is very well organized with the check in process. They take your ID and start a tab so you can get food for the animals and go on pony rides without having to pay first. Instead, you pay at the end of your visit and get your ID back. The cost of admis...

Camping park by Alder Dam offering tent & RV sites, boat ramps, a dock & a protected swimming area.

Full-service Mount Rainier visitor center, with exhibits, snacks, a bookstore & ranger programs.