Join us on Mt. Rainier for a day hike up & across glacial fields, to 10,000 elevation for a view to live for.
All photos by Joshua Johnson
All photos by Joshua Johnson
Mount Rainier
Looking up at the most heavily glaciated peak in the lower 48 states as seen from Paradise Lodge, Mt Rainier National Park.
From the Skyline trail
Mid-summer melts feed rivers and verdant alpine meadows. From the Skyline trail.
Mount Adams
The air was clear at 9,000 feet and Mt. Adams faced us like an old friend at the door. Below a group of day hikers trudge up the glacial fields.
Mount Adams
Mt. Adams detail.
Drinking from rivers
Dustin refills his water bottle from a impossibly clear stream emerging at the base of a glacier."
Glacial Wrinkles
Looking up towards the unseen Summit from Camp Muir, 10,000 feet elevation.
Hikers
Camp Muir, a popular overnight spot for summit parties was a small village of tents, rope, energy bars and unburdened backpacks.
Paralax
Mirrored paralax.
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Joshywashington is a Travel Media Ninja from Seattle who enjoys writing, climbing trees and strong coffee.
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