Winter Day Tour to Longmire on Mount Rainier from Seattle

One of the best times of year to visit Mount Rainier is in the winter months. When the days get shorter, the summer crowds head home, and the park turns into a true winter wonderland, come visit Longmire in Mount Rainier National Park! Stroll through the old-growth forests, where Douglas fir, hemlock, and cedar trees dwarf visitors. The bubbling natural springs tell a story of what lies beneath this abundant and volatile landscape. Experience the natural silence that takes hold as the snow dusted trees insulate the world around you. Learn the diverse history the Longmire area and how this region has attracted visitors long before it was a national park. After arriving at Mt. Rainier, you will get out to experience as much of the Longmire area as possible for the day. Explore beyond the vehicle during walks and hikes with your guide by your side the entire time. If conditions call for snowshoes, your guide will provide an introductory lesson on how to stay safe and enjoy your walk.

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Location: Seattle

What's Included

A beautiful local & organic lunch! We'll find a quiet spot outside (weather permitting) for a picnic.
Hotel pickup and drop-off (downtown Seattle hotels only)
Morning coffee or tea with local pastries
Snacks and refreshments throughout the day
Entry into Mount Rainier National Park
Transportation in high roof passenger van
Reusable bottled waters and other beverages available
Professional, knowledgeable guide

Community Discussion

Q&A

Q: What should I wear for the Winter Day Tour to Longmire? Is it super cold?

A: Definitely dress in layers! It can get pretty chilly up at Mount Rainier, especially with the wind. I recommend wearing a good waterproof jacket, thermal layers underneath, and waterproof boots. Also, don’t forget gloves and a warm hat! You’ll be outside a lot, so comfort is key.

Q: Is there an age limit for this tour? Can kids join?

A: Yes, kids can definitely join the tour! Just keep in mind that it’s a fair amount of walking, so it’s best if they’re old enough to enjoy it. I’ve seen families bring kids as young as 5—just make sure they’re bundled up and ready for some snowy fun!

Q: If the weather isn't great, can we reschedule our Winter Day Tour?

A: Yes! If the weather forecast looks bad, you can easily reschedule by contacting Evergreen Escapes. They’re pretty flexible and want you to have a great experience without worrying about unsafe conditions. Just make sure to check in with them a few days before your tour.

Discussions

Thinking about the Winter Day Tour to Longmire - Anyone done it?

Hey folks! I’m considering this tour as a gift for my partner’s birthday in February. I read it includes a picnic lunch and that sounds awesome! How's the snowshoeing part? Is it hard? I want to make sure it's a good experience for them, especially if they haven't done much hiking in winter. Any tips would be appreciated!

First time visiting Mount Rainier - Winter Day Tour insights?

I’m planning to book this tour soon! I’ve never been to Mount Rainier in winter but have heard it's stunning. What was your favorite part? Also, is the coffee and pastries in the morning worth it? Trying to figure out if I should book this for a group or just my partner and me.