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Avalanche lilies (Erythronium montanum) are an early-season wildflower. Their flowers have white petals with yellow at the center, distinguishing them from the entirely-yellow flowers of glacier lilies. These Avalanche lilies were found blooming along Stevens Canyon Road near Reflection Lakes, but they are common in many subalpine areas in the park. NPS Video, filmed 6/13/19.
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For a bee the whole world must look purple! They take no notice of all the activity in the Paradise area, from talking visitors to the sound of construction on the Paradise Inn. These bees are happily buzzing through blooming Cascade asters in the subalpine meadows of Paradise. NPS Video, filmed August 8, 2018.
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Tipsoo, located along State Route 410 near Chinook Pass on the eastern border of Mount Rainier National Park, is a favorite area for viewing wildflowers. Common wildflowers include pink mountain heather, pasqueflower seedheads, lupine, magenta paintbrush, arrowleaf groundsel, and more! Filmed August 1, 2018. TranscriptNo audio.
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Views of wildflowers in the Sunrise subalpine meadows and along the Emmons Vista Trail (no audio). Filmed August 29, 2011.
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A black bear enjoys the wildflowers blooming in the Indian Bar subalpine meadow on the east side of Mount Rainier along the Wonderland Trail. Filmed September 5, 2011. For videos on ecological restoration, natural resources, and more see the park's video gallery or check out MountRainierNPS on YouTube. Mount Rainier Virtual Tour
Explore the park from home through videos, publications, waysides and more in this virtual tour! Climate Change Science: Meadows & Forest
Park scientists are studying the effects of climate change, including in the wildflower meadows and forests of Mount Rainier. Meadow Preservation
Preserve and protect Mount Rainier's precious subalpine meadows by staying on trail during your visit. |
Last updated: November 1, 2024