Our hiking gear library has everything you need for day hikes and overnight trips at Mount Rainier. All gear is free to borrow during your stay.
What's Available
Trekking Poles
Adjustable, collapsible Black Diamond trekking poles. Essential for the Skyline Trail, Burroughs Mountain, and any hike with significant elevation gain. Reduces knee strain on descents.
Day Packs
20-30L daypacks with hydration bladder compatibility, rain covers, and hip belts. Perfect for carrying the ten essentials plus lunch and layers.
Trail Maps
Laminated topographic maps of Mount Rainier National Park and surrounding areas. Marked with recommended routes, water sources, and scenic viewpoints.
Headlamps
Rechargeable LED headlamps with 300+ lumens. Essential for early morning starts to beat the crowds at Paradise or late returns from alpine hikes.
Bear Canisters
BearVault BV500 canisters for overnight backcountry trips. Required for storing food in Mount Rainier's wilderness areas.
Gaiters
Waterproof gaiters for muddy trails and snow crossings. Particularly useful in spring and early summer when snow lingers on higher trails.
Rain Shells
Lightweight packable rain jackets in various sizes. Pacific Northwest weather changes fast — always carry rain protection.
Microspikes
Traction devices for icy trail conditions. Essential for early season hiking when snow and ice remain on north-facing slopes.