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MOUNT RAINIER
Rules and Regulations 1920 |
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CONTENTS.
Mount Rainier's great proportions
Second loftiest to Whitney
A glacial octopus
Wealth of gorgeous flowers
Forest types
Notes on the wild flowers
Twelve characteristic park birds
Twelve characteristic mammals of the park
Scenic approaches from Tacoma
What to wear—What to take with you
Administration
How to reach the park
Hotels and camps
National Park Inn
Paradise Inn
New Paradise Camp
Lunch pavilions
Public camp grounds
Transportation within the park
Auto stage service
Automobile service
Horses and guides
Guide service, special trips
All-expense trip
Information, utilities, etc
Information
Medical service
Post office
Telephone and telegraph service
Express
Gasoline service station
Roads and trails
The southern portion of the park
The northern portion of the park
Fishing
How to climb Mount Rainier
Tables of distances
Principal points of interest reached from Paradise Inn
Principal points of interest reached from Indian Henrys Hunting Ground
Rules and regulations
General regulations
Automobile and motorcycle regulations
Panoramic view
Map
Literature
Government publications
Distributed free by the National Park Service
Sold by the Superintendent of Documents
Bibliography
Other national parks
National monuments
ILLUSTRATIONS.
COVER.
Crossing Nisqually GlacierParadise Inn, in beautiful Paradise Valley
Mount Rainier, showing beginning of Nisqually Glacier
Seed pods of anemone
Western anemone
Winter sports
TEXT.
Profile of Mount Rainier showing Nisqually GlacierMap showing principal automobile roads in Washington
Map showing railroad routes to Mount Rainier National Park
Map of Mount Rainier National Park
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PARADISE INN, IN BEAUTIFUL PARADISE VALLEY. Note the wild flowers in the foreground. |
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| MOUNT RAINIER, SHOWING BEGINNING OF NISQUALLY GLACIER. |
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