Mt. Rainier is by far the greatest mountain in the lower 48 states. The enormous size, the challenging routes and unpredictable weather make any climb a real adventure to remember. I have attempted to climb Mt. Rainier many times, sometimes successfully, other times things just did not go our way. Below are all the trip reports I have for climbs I have done.

Climbing Mount Rainier

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Disappointment Clever - Camp Muir Route, 2006
Emmons Glacier - Camp Sherman Route, 2005
Kautz Glacer - Camp Hazard Route, 1993
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Lenticular cloud on Rainier Lenticular cloud on Rainier Camp Muir sunset, looking east
Climbing up to Camp Muir late in day, looking East
Picture the following day in newspaper, photo from Tacoma Washington
An amazing cloud to our east as we climbed toward Camp Muir
Emmons Glacier - Camp Sherman Route, 1997
Approaching Panorama Point Approaching Camp Muir
Approaching Camp Muir, Mt. Adams in distance
Approaching Panorama Point in winter around 6,200 feet
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Mount Rainier from Observation Mount Rainier from Echo Rock
Mount Rainier views from Echo and Observation Rocks
Preparing For Mount Rainier Clinic
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Cowlitz Glacier
Crossing the Cowlitz Glacier in late summer
Emmons Glacier - Camp Sherman Route - 1998 (Unsuccessful)
rainier in spring Rainier in late season Mountaineers group Mountaineers group
A Mountaineers group doing some training near Panorama Point
Late season with just the glacier ice
In spring
Disappointment Clever - Camp Muir Route, 2021
Gibraltar Ledge Route (2 trips) Winter Ascents, 1997
Hiking to Camp Muir
glacier climb
Emmons Glacier