Tahoma Creek Bridge

At a hundred and sixty-five feet high above the glacier-fed Tahoma Creek, this is the longest and highest bridge to walk over in Mount Rainier National Park. It stretches for almost two hundred feet, and consists of a series of wooden planks and cables. The bridge is part of the Wonderland Loop Trail, which circles around Mount Rainier for 95 miles total. It's a moderate 6.4-mile hike round-trip to reach Tahoma Creek, but you can continue on afterwards to see more mountainous views and summer wildflowers.

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