2017 Map of Mount Rainier East

About this map

Mount Rainier National Park dominates this terrain, centered on the high-altitude reaches of the mountain's eastern flanks and the popular visitor hub at Paradise. The landscape is defined by massive ice structures and rocky spurs, including the Nisqually Ice Cliff, Gibraltar Rock, and the prominent Little Tahoma Peak. In the lower elevations to the south, the park's developed infrastructure is visible along Stevens Canyon Rd and near the Reflection Lakes. This detailed survey reveals a complex network of glacial features like the Fryingpan Glacier and Ohanapecosh Glacier, which feed into high-mountain drainages such as the Muddy Fork Cowlitz River. For those tracing the geography of the park, the map identifies numerous specific landmarks used by climbers and hikers, from the high-elevation shelter at Camp Muir and the Saddle to secluded natural features like Indian Bar and Fan Lake.