Mount Rainier National Park

Mount Rainier National Park, a stunning 369-sq.-mile escape from Seattle, showcases the majestic 14,410-ft. volcano amidst breathtaking landscapes and diverse trails.

Nestled along the National Park Highway, this laid-back motel and bunkhouse offers budget-friendly rooms, a cozy café, and a hot tub, perfect for adventurers eyeing Mount Rainier.

Nestled in a charming 1911 cabin, this rustic lodge offers cozy, gadget-free rooms with stunning mountain views, an inviting on-site restaurant, and direct access to Mount Rainier's trails.

Cozy seasonal hotel within Mount Rainier National Park offering rustic rooms, dining & trail access. On the forested slopes of Mount Rainier within the national park, this cozy seasonal hotel is set in a 1916 lodge and an annex dating from 1920. It's a 12-minute walk from Myrtle Falls. No-frills rooms in the main lodge feature woodsy decor, in-room washbasins and shared bathrooms; all lack TVs. Rooms in the annex add en suite bathrooms. There's a rustic restaurant with exposed wood beams and a fireplace, plus direct access to hiking and cross-country skiing trails. Snowshoe and ski rentals are available, along with guided walks. There's no cell phone service or Internet access.

Set in a lush forest, this popular campground boasts 173 tent and RV sites, complete with clean restrooms, trails, and summer ranger programs.

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

Nestled in the heart of the Cascade Mountains, this rustic hotel offers cozy rooms without the frills, a chill restaurant, and prime access to ski lifts.

Nestled in 22 wooded acres, this rustic lodge features cozy suites and a log cabin, with easy access to skiing and hiking, plus a heated pool and hot tub.

Upscale resort offering luxe cabins with private hot tubs & fireplaces, plus a spa. Set amid 10 acres of cedar forest overlooking Goat Creek, this upscale adults-only resort is 2 miles from the Nisqually Entrance to Mount Rainier National Park. The 5 rustic-chic wood cabins come with private hot tubs, covered decks, barbecues and gas fireplaces. TVs with DVD players are included (though there's no TV reception). The cabins are also stocked with candles, wine glasses and assorted beverages, and some have skylights and custom log furnishings. An on-site spa specializes in couples massages, and freebies include a DVD library, parking and Wi-Fi in common areas. Minimum-stay rules may apply.

Crystal Mountain High Campbell Lodge is your go-to mid-mountain lunch spot with Italian eats, a cafeteria vibe, and killer views, perfect for unwinding after outdoor adventures.