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Here, you will find a variety of links that I found useful in planning hiking trips, and small, downloadable checklists, and “quicklists”, that helped in making sure we got all of our gear checked off, and did not miss specific views and water locations along the Wonderland.

Links

Mt. Rainier National Park. Home page. Nuff said.

 http://www.nps.gov/mora/trail/wonder.htm This is the site for all things related to the Wonderland Trail, Mt. Rainier Natl. Park.

Mt. Rainier PDF file. Good map of the Wonderland Trail, and Mt. Rainier.

Wonderland Trail Campsites. Another good PDF file, that shows the various wilderness camps along the Wonderland Trail.

North Cascades National Park. Home page.

Northwest Avalanche Center. Another good resource before going out into the backcountry.

Olympic National Park. Home page.

Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Another resource for hiking in the area around Mt. St. Helens, and North and East Towards Mt. Rainier.

offroute.com. A good resource to look at for making maps of just the region that you want to explore, they will usually have the map printed the way you want, and mailed to you within 3 days or so...Check em out!

mytopo.com Another good map source, that will also print out your specified region, with good turn around times.

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Files

 hiking checklist.  I have found this useful in planning a variety of hikes, and you can customize it as you see fit. It’s in the Excel format.

Quicklist1, Quicklist2, Quicklist3. This is a 3 page, condensing of notes jotted down from Bette Filley’s book, so that we would not miss our watering holes, and notable sights along the way. Of course, it was done in an 11 day format, but the data will remain the same, no matter which direction you choose to go or start from. Hopefully, it will be fully editable for you to change as necessary.