Mount Rainier National Park road system

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The Mount Rainier National Park road system is the network of scenic, often seasonally accessible roads that provide visitor access to key areas and viewpoints throughout Mount Rainier National Park in Washington State.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf road network
transportation infrastructure
builtBy National Park Service
connectsTo State Route 123
State Route 410
State Route 706
designedFor park shuttle buses
private vehicles
hasCharacteristic mountainous
scenic
seasonally accessible
hasPrimaryAccessPoint Carbon River Entrance
linked to: Carbon River

Nisqually Entrance
Stevens Canyon Entrance
White River Entrance
hasSpeedLimit reduced for wildlife protection
hasViewOf Mount Rainier
glacial valleys
subalpine meadows
includesRoad Carbon River Road
Mowich Lake Road
Nisqually Road
Paradise Road
Stevens Canyon Road
Sunrise Road
Westside Road
locatedIn Mount Rainier National Park
United States
Washington State
linked to: Washington
managedBy National Park Service
partOf infrastructure of Mount Rainier National Park
providesAccessTo Carbon River area
linked to: Carbon River valley

Longmire Historic District
Mowich Lake area
linked to: Mowich Lake

Ohanapecosh area
Paradise Historic District
Paradise area
Sunrise Historic District
Sunrise area
regulatedBy National Park Service traffic regulations
subjectTo avalanche hazards
rockfall hazards
winter closures
usedFor access to campgrounds
access to trailheads
access to viewpoints
scenic driving
visitor access

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Stevens Canyon Road partOf Mount Rainier National Park road system
Washington State Route 706 namedAfter Mount Rainier Highway (common name)
linked to: Mount Rainier National Park road system