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Mount Rainier
Mount Rainier, taken from eastern Oregon (just east of Pendleton) on Interstate 84. July 28, 2007


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lcarreauSorry ...

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Nice photo of the Pendleton area, but you
can't see Mt. Rainier from Pendleton.

This can only be Mount Adams.
Posted Mar 22, 2009 2:40 pm

Iron HikerIt CAN be Rainier.....

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According to my research, Rainier is 175 miles from the top of a hill on I-84 east of Pendleton. www.heywhatsthat.com clearly shows in its visibility cloak that Rainier is indeed visible from that location. You can't see Rainier itself from the actual town, however (in a valley).....
Posted Mar 28, 2009 3:03 pm

calebEOCRe: It CAN be Rainier.....

Voted 10/10

Agreed, you can see adams, hood and rainier from the blue mountains when conditions are right. I've seen all 3 from Indian Rock near Austin Junction, which I know is further away than this pendleton shot is.
Posted Mar 28, 2009 11:51 pm

Iron HikerRainier it is

Voted 10/10

Just checked Google Earth's 3D, and I pretty much can conclusively say it's Rainier. Point Success and Liberty Cap are clearly visible at both ends, and Adams doesn't have anything like Liberty Cap, a "little hump" at the right end of the summit area. Rainier is also a bit steeper than Adams, and that shows up well in this photo....
Posted Mar 31, 2009 9:16 pm

Ski MountaineerRe: Rainier it is

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agreed!
Posted Apr 1, 2009 3:40 am

rfboltonRe: Rainier it is

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I can't agree with your arguments because Adams does look like this from the east if my memory serves. It does indeed have a central hump. The Adams equivalent of Point Success is called "Pikers Peak". I can't look now, but I believe the north ridge has a hump at the top too, much like Liberty Cap. If anything, it seems to me that Rainier should be steeper than this as well. So I can't rule out either one without knowing the angle. Interesting...
Posted Apr 23, 2009 12:35 pm

rfboltonRe: Rainier it is

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After further review, I do agree that this is Rainier. There is no point at the top of the Adams north ridge, and indeed this does look steeper than Adams.
Posted Apr 27, 2009 9:13 pm

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