Mt Rainier - east side
I'm heading to Mt Rainier coming in from the east. Our rig is 12' 6" tall and there are some tunnels and signs without reliable height numbers. Any info on highways 410 & 123 near Chinook and Cay...
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Maybe this is helpful?
https://visitrainier.com/cayuse-pass-123/#:~:text=For%20more%20information%2C%20check%20the,height%20limit%2013%E2%80%B2%201%E2%80%B3.
From the website, says 13.1 so you should be OK, not sure if you would have to drive down the middle which would be a concern. It does say, no commercial vehicles.
I would ask, why are you going that way? I have looked at state campgrounds in the area and depending on the size of your trailer, you might not be able to get a spot that can accommodate. That is the reason we found bumping lake. There are some nice areas to camp off Hwy 12 and some off 410, but didn't have a reason to take 123 to connect them. However, glad I now know about that tunnel. I will avoid that if pulling my 5th wheel. I'm sure it is marked at both ends of the highway.
https://visitrainier.com/cayuse-pass-123/#:~:text=For%20more%20information%2C%20check%20the,height%20limit%2013%E2%80%B2%201%E2%80%B3.
From the website, says 13.1 so you should be OK, not sure if you would have to drive down the middle which would be a concern. It does say, no commercial vehicles.
I would ask, why are you going that way? I have looked at state campgrounds in the area and depending on the size of your trailer, you might not be able to get a spot that can accommodate. That is the reason we found bumping lake. There are some nice areas to camp off Hwy 12 and some off 410, but didn't have a reason to take 123 to connect them. However, glad I now know about that tunnel. I will avoid that if pulling my 5th wheel. I'm sure it is marked at both ends of the highway.
