Rainer100 1: "Visit" Packwood

Rainier100 1: "Visit" Packwood

Rainier100 1: A Family Farm

Rainier100 1: Architecture of the Cascades

Architecture of the Cascades

Rainier100 1: Deep Creek Falls

Rainier100 1: Dogwood Park

Rainier100 1: Eagle Rock View

Rainier100 1:  Eagle Rock View

Rainier100 1: Eatonville, Washington

Eatonville, Washington

Rainier100 1: Elbe Hills Forest Viewpoint

Rainier100 1: Federation Forest

Rainier100 1: Feeding the Elk

Rainier100 1: Layser Cave

Rainier100 1: Mineral Lake Boat Launch

Rainier100 1: Naches Trail Monument

Rainier100 1: On the way to Sheep Lake

Rainier100 1: On the way up

On the way up

Rainier100 1: Pacific Crest Trail at Leech Lake

Rainier100 1: Protecting Glenoma

Rainier100 1: Road To Mowich Lake

Rainier100 1: Skate Creek Road Summit Lake

Rainier100 1: Skate Creek Rd Summit

Rainier100 1: Suntop Lookout

The Visit Rainier Centennial GeoTour has ended, but you can still enjoy visiting many of these special places. The geocaches highlight the rich history, scenic wonders, quaint communities, and hidden gems of the Rainier region. 

The Rainier GeoTour consisted of 100 geocaches to celebrate 100 years of the National Park Service (2016), and ran from June 2015 through October 2017. Release dates: Series 1 - June 13, 2015; Series 2 - Oct. 9, 2015; Series 3 - July 1, 2016; Series 4 - Sept. 16, 2016. Each series (25 caches) had a unique pathtag. Participants who turned in passports for all four series (100 caches) received  the VR Series geocoin. 

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