Rainier Mountain

Mount Rainier, often referred to simply as Rainier, is an iconic stratovolcano in Washington State, part of the Cascade Range. It features a prominent snow-capped peak, extensive glaciers, and diverse ecosystems. The mountain is surrounded by Mount Rainier National Park, which offers numerous recreational activities, including hiking, climbing, and wildlife viewing. Rainier is also considered a potential volcanic threat due to its active status and proximity to populated areas. Mount Rainier is a prominent stratovolcano located in Washington State, rising to 14,411 feet. It's the highest peak in the Cascade Range and is known for its stunning glaciers and diverse ecosystems.