Rainier 6

Mount Rainier National Park Gallery 6 (includes Clearwater Wilderness and Glacier View Wilderness)

Mt. Rainier reflected in Bench Lake.	Ferns along the Green Lake Trail.	Mt. Rainier above meadows of lupine and paintbrush near Paradise.	Mt. Rainier above meadows of wildflowers near Paradise.

Early light on the Tatoosh Range above lupine in Paradise Meadows.	Mt. Rainier above meadows in Indian Henry's Hunting Ground.	Trail of the Shadows.	Mt. Rainier reflected in Bench Lake.

Mt. Rainier reflected in Reflection Lakes.	Mt. Rainier from Stevens Canyon.	Mt. Rainier above Paradise in winter.	Flower meadows along the Spray Park Trail.

Fall colors along The Lakes Trail.	Mt. Rainier above meadows of lupine and paintbrush near Paradise.	Mount Rainier above lupine in Indian Henry's Hunting Ground.	A waterfall along the Spray Park Trail.

Mount Rainier reflected in a tarn in Indian Henry's Hunting Ground.	Mt. Rainier above Edith Creek and fall colors.	Waterfall on Chinook Creek along the Eastside Trail.	Mount Rainier reflected in Bench Lake.

Mount Rainier above Bench Lake.	Aerial view of Mt. Rainier and the Tahoma Glacier.	Sword ferns in the Carbon River Rainforest.	Mount Rainier above Bench Lake.

Morning light on Mt. Rainier from Summerland.	Early light on the Tatoosh Range above lupine in Paradise Meadows.	Evening alpenglow on Mt. Rainier	Mt. Rainier above meadows of lupine near Paradise.
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