Longmire

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Longmire is a historic district and visitor area in Mount Rainier National Park known for its early park facilities, museum, and trail access.

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Longmire canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf developed area
historic district
visitor area
distanceFrom approximately 6 miles east of the Nisqually Entrance
eraOfDevelopment early 20th century
hasAttraction Longmire Museum
National Park Inn vicinity
historic park buildings
trail access points
hasBuildingStyle National Park Service rustic architecture
hasFacility parking areas
picnic areas
ranger station
restrooms
trailheads
visitor center functions
hasFunction museum area
trailhead area
visitor services hub
hasHeritageStatus National Historic District
hasHistoricalSignificance early park development center
site of early tourist facilities at Mount Rainier
hasInterpretiveServices exhibits on park history
ranger-led programs
hasNaturalFeatureNearby Nisqually River
forested mountain terrain
hasTrailAccessTo Rampart Ridge Trail
Trail of the Shadows
Wonderland Trail segments
isAccessibleBy Nisqually to Paradise Road
linked to: Paradise
isAccessPointFor Paradise area via park road
isWithinProtectedArea Mount Rainier National Park
locatedIn Mount Rainier National Park
Pierce County, Washington
linked to: Pierce County

United States
Washington State
linked to: Washington
locatedOn southwestern side of Mount Rainier
managedBy National Park Service
namedAfter James Longmire
offersActivity hiking
historical interpretation
sightseeing
wildlife viewing
partOf National Park Service system

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