In 1956, the National Park Service was in a pickle. The number of visitors to the parks had more than doubled in the prosperous decade since the end of World War II, and the parks were nowhere near ...
Rising 14,410 feet above the ocean, Mount Rainier can be seen from Seattle on a clear day, only a couple of hours away. With its cone-shaped peak, it’s an active volcano and one of the most glaciated ...
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