125th Anniversary Video Series
In 2024, Mount Rainier National Park celebrates its Quasquicentennial or 125th anniversary! Videos feature history, art, and volunteers. 
Mount Rainier Experiences
Experience Mount Rainier National Park through this video series, featuring all four corners of the park. 
Mountain Memories
This series of short videos features footage from the park's digitized historic film collection. 
NPS Centennial Series
Celebrate the centennial of the National Park Service, from exploring the park's history to looking forward to the rangers of the future! 
Visit Mount Rainier
Take a video tour of the places to go and things to do at Mount Rainier! 
Mount Rainier Behind the Scenery
A lot goes on "behind the scenery" to protect and maintain the natural and cultural landscapes of Mount Rainier. 
Carbon River
Explore the history and geology of the Carbon Glacier, and how it changes the landscape of the Carbon River area. 
The Seasons of Mount Rainier
This collection of short videos highlight the changing nature of Mount Rainier through the summer season. 
Citizen Science
Follows volunteers behind-the-scenes as they participate in citizen science projects in the park. 
Ranger Brief Series
Hear directly from park rangers on a variety of topics from wilderness safety to natural & cultural resources. 
Spring Road Opening
Every year, massive amounts of snow must be removed from park roads in order to open for the spring season. Find out what it takes! 
Wildflower Videos
This video collection features short "Mountain Moment" videos of wildflowers and subalpine meadows around the park. Other Videos
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Many people find solace and inspiration in natural landscapes. The National Park Service December 2020 theme is “finding peace in parks”. We hope this short video reminds you of some of the peaceful landscapes of Mount Rainier through the seasons, from mountain vistas to temperate rain forests. What landscapes do you find calming? Looking into the future...Climate Change Science |
Last updated: November 1, 2024