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The Mountain Is Out: Seattle’s Best Spots for Views of the National Parks
In Seattle, the mountains are almost always around us — whether it’s Mount Rainier (Tahoma) towering above the skyline, the Olympic Mountains glowing at sunset, or the snowy North Cascades peeking out on exceptionally clear days. Explore our list of the top Seattle spots for premiere mountain views.
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Science on the Slopes: Volunteers Help Study Pikas at Mount Rainier
Go behind the scenes of a donor-funded community science effort to survey Mount Rainier’s pika populations, led by Washington State University PhD student Allie Stift in partnership with National Park Service staff.
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Mother’s Day, the Earth Way: How to Celebrate Mother Earth With Your Kids
This Mother’s Day, let’s celebrate both the moms in our lives and Mother Earth. Whether it’s a walk, a story under the trees, or a giggle-filled cleanup mission, every small action helps shape a brighter future. When we teach kids to love the Earth, they grow up to protect it.
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Climbing Higher for a Cause: Meet Trailblazer Kathryn Martini
Meet Trailblazer Kathryn Martini. She is an Amazon employee, four-time Mount Rainier climber, and passionate fundraiser. She wholeheartedly embodies the spirit of this program. Her story is one of courage, community, and a deep commitment to giving back to the parks that inspire us all.
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Trailblazer Kevin Bacher: Shaping the Future of Mount Rainier Volunteers
At Mount Rainier, there are many trails — but we think some of the most important pathways are built by people who lead the way for others to follow. Kevin Bacher is one of those people, with 30 years of public service including 23 years leading Mount Rainier’s volunteer program.
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Resilience in Action: How Donors Stepped Up for Washington’s National Parks in 2026
Last year, in response to budget uncertainties and reduced staffing levels in the parks, WNPF launched a Resilience Fund to provide flexible support for emerging and urgent needs. More than 230 contributions have been made to date — and they're already making a difference.
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Restoring Paradise: Why Skyline Trail Needs Us Now
For first-time visitors and lifelong hikers alike, the Skyline Trail is often their first step into the alpine — a front-row introduction to wildflower meadows, glaciers, and sweeping views that define this iconic place. But that popularity comes at a cost. Today, the trail we love is under visible strain.
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Paint With Purpose: How Elle Crée Turns Creativity Into Support for Mount Rainier National Park
Discover how a woman-owned art company is turning paint-by-number kits into a force for good. Elle Crée’s Mount Rainier design supports conservation with every purchase — proving creativity, self-care, and caring for parks can beautifully go hand in hand.
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A Trail for Everyone: Access for All at Mount Rainier National Park
The simple belief that all people should be able to experience Mount Rainier has inspired an extraordinary, multi-year collaboration at Mount Rainier National Park. Since 2023, the Access for All project has been working to make the mountain’s trails, facilities, and digital resources more accessible to people of all abilities.
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