Mowich Lake is the deepest and largest lake at Mount Rainier, sitting in its rarely-visited northeastern area. Activities: Fishing, Swimming, Kayaking, Canoeing, Paddleboarding, Hiking, Camping, Photography, Wildlife Watching.Hikers should stay on trails to protect the delicate environment. Similar to some lakes within the boundaries of the national park, swimming and fishing are prohibited at Reflection Lakes. The Pinnacle Peak Trail takes a different direction, providing a 1,050-foot climb to Pinnacle Peak that crosses subalpine meadows in a 2.5-mile roundtrip. The Lakes Trail offers a loop of nearly three miles that allows hikers to enjoy views of nearby bodies of water, such as Louise Lake. Visits are popular to this spot at sunrise and sunset, with wildflowers appearing as snow melts and impressive fall colors before snowfall resumes. The Wonderland Trail provides convenient access from the often-filled parking area to Reflection Lakes. This destination, 75 miles southeast of Tacoma and 85 miles west of Yakima, attracts crowds during the summertime when vehicle access is possible, offering an ideal location for photographers who like to capture images of Mount Rainier and large evergreens behind the lake.
Located a short distance south of the popular Paradise area of Mount Rainier National Park, Reflection Lakes is a popular summertime destination along Stevens Canyon Road with abundant wildflowers.
Activities: Hiking, Photography, Wildlife Watching.
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