Regulacions Estats Units Mount Rainier Wilderness
South Tahoma Glacier
Muntanyisme i senderisme
Regulacions el 30 d’octubre del 2026
Prevalen els cartells al lloc i les resolucions posteriors; consulta la font.
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Prohibit tot l’any
Muntanyisme i senderisme · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
South Tahoma Glacier
10,000’ to 10,500’ in elevation, is closed to public entry.
Publicat per National Park Service, 30 de nov. del 2025 · Mount Rainier National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, November 2025
A Mount Rainier National Park; A Mount Rainier Wilderness
Zona regulada
Mount Rainier National Park
Regeixen a tot l’interior del límit, hi hagi o no un lloc assenyalat.
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Cal autorització
Muntanyisme · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
§1.6 - ACTIVITIES THAT REQUIRE A PERMIT
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§7.5(b) Climbing and hiking on glaciers or above the designated high camps
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Climbing Permit Fees
There is an annual climbing pass (cost recovery fee) for any skier or climber on a glacier and/or ascends above 10,000 feet on Mount Rainier.
Publicat per National Park Service, 30 de nov. del 2025 · Mount Rainier National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, November 2025
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Cal autorització
Acampada i bivac · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
(c) Backcountry Camping—(1) Backcountry camping permits required. No person or group of persons traveling together may camp in the backcountry without a valid backcountry camping permit. Permits may be issued to each permittee or to the leader of the group for a group of persons. The permit must be attached to the pack or camping equipment of each permittee in a clearly visible location. No person may camp in any location other than that designated in the permit for a given date.
(2) Group size limitations. Groups exceeding five persons must camp at a group site, but groups may not exceed twelve persons.
Publicat per National Park Service · 36 CFR § 7.5 Mount Rainier National Park
Zona regulada
Mount Rainier Wilderness
Regeixen a tot l’interior del límit, hi hagi o no un lloc assenyalat.
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Prohibit tot l’any
Parapent · Tot l’any
Vigent el 30 d’octubre del 2026
Wilderness
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National Park wilderness, including trails, is closed to the possession or use of any contrivance for moving people or material in or over land, water, snow or air that has moving parts, that provides a mechanical advantage to the user, and is powered by a living or non-living power source for the preservation of wilderness character. This includes, but is not limited to, non- motorized wheeled vehicles, conveyances and devices, such as bicycles, Segways™ and other Electric Personal Assistance Mobility Devices (EPAMD), carts, game carriers, canoe dollies, wheelbarrows, wagons, strollers, ski kites, sailboats/boards, hang gliders and paragliders.
Publicat per National Park Service, 30 de nov. del 2025 · Mount Rainier National Park Superintendent’s Compendium, November 2025