Washington · number 4 of 50
Mount Rainier
The highest natural point in Washington: 14,400 feet above sea level (4,389 metres).
Mountaineering summit. Reaching the top of Mount Rainier calls for glacier or technical climbing skills and equipment. Many people go with a licensed guide service. Check with the land manager for permits and conditions.
- Elevation
- 14,400 ft · 4,389 m
- Rank
- 4 of 50 (1 = highest)
- State
- Washington (WA)
- Census region
- West
- Coordinates
- 46.8529, -121.7604
Nearest high points
- Mount Hood, Oregon 102 mi straight-line
- Borah Peak, Idaho 429 mi straight-line
- Granite Peak, Montana 585 mi straight-line
Straight-line (great-circle) distance between the summits, not road miles. Plan a trip from here.
Access, parking, permits and seasons change. Check with the landowner or the managing agency before you go.