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| Me at Mount Rainier National Park |
I wound up entering through the Nisqually entrance which is the southwestern corner of the park.
I drove around and I stopped at different points along the way. I went to Kautz Creek Trail. I passed by Cougar Rock. I got as far as the Henry M. Jackson Memorial Visitor Center in Paradise where the elevation was 5,400 feet before I decided I needed to head towards a different entrance to leave the park.
I wound up driving to the southeast corner entrance which is known the Stevens Canyon.
I passed by and stopped to check out Reflections Lakes and I got to drive through the Stevens Canyon too.
It was a very relaxing drive through the park. I was able to appreciate and take in all the beauty that nature has to offer.
If you like the great outdoors, I strongly suggest you make your way out to the West.
When it comes to scenery in this country the West has the very best.
As much as I like the East Coast, when I need a change of scenery I love to head out West to take in the amazing man made sites.
Mount Rainier is just one of the many our country has to offer.
After I left Mount Rainier National Park, I went to Portland, Oregon to see a minor league baseball game.
Stay tuned as my Northwest getaway continues.
Thank you for reading and following my whereabouts.
Yours truly,
Gary Herman
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