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There are many hiking trails found in Mt. Rainer Nation Park. also found on trails are fishing spots, bicycling, more intense climbing, and many boating spots along the many lakes in the Park.

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The volcano is a composite volcano, meaning the formation of the volcano involved the gradual build up of layers of magma. Also means that the magma found on Mt. Rainer, if any, would be viscous, or thick.

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Mt. Rainer was formed in the subduction zones that make up the Ring of Fire in the Pacific Ocean. It is the tallest point in both Washington state and the Cascade Mt. Range.

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The Magma inside Mt. Rainer is mostly Andesitic, which means its moderately viscous and slow moving. This results in a violent explosion if it erupts. It is also has the formation of composite volcanos.

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A Map of Mt. Rainer National Park, with the volcano at the center of the reservation.

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Mt. Rainer is located on the ring of fire, meaning it's dormant, but has the potential to resume volcanic activity. The last confirmed eruption of Mt. Rainer Erupted was in 1894. Mt. Rainer is what is classified as a Decade Volcano, one of 16 volcanos closely monitored by the IAVCEI for its high likelihood for destruction in the nearby cities if they erupt.