Nisqually Entrance
Gain access to the park year round via the Nisqually Entrance.
Plan Around Nisqually Entrance
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Nisqually Entrance Details
Gain access to the park year round via the Nisqually Entrance, on State Route 706 in the southwest corner of the park. The road from here to Longmire stays open all winter long, weather permitting. Tire chains are a must when driving in the park during wintertime.
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Nearby Parks Around Nisqually Entrance
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Nearby Points of Interest Around Nisqually Entrance
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3.5 mi away
Gobblers Knob
Gobblers Knob is a craggy peak on the northern end of Mount Wow.
3.7 mi away
Route 706/Nisqually-Longmire Road
Not only does this road connect the park's Nisqually Entrance to the Longmire area, it also is one of the few parks roads that is kept open year-round.
4.0 mi away
Mount Wow
Mount Wow (5,722 feet) lies in the southwestern corner of the park.
4.8 mi away
Klapatche Park Trail
This long day hike includes 4 miles (in each direction) on a closed road, but proves worth it for the supreme views of Mount Rainier, the wildflower meadows, and the peaceful and refreshing lake at the end.
4.8 mi away
Westside Road
Westside Road branches off of the Nisqually-Longmire Road in the southwestern corner of the park.
