Rocks, downed trees and silt remain on the site of a former road adjacent to the Nisqually River, Friday, April 20, 2007, at Mount Rainier National Park, near Ashford, Wash. Nearly 18 inches of rain fell in just 36 hours at Washington state's Mount Rainier National Park last November, leaving $36 million in damages, fractured miles of roads and trails and forced the closure of one of the Pacific Northwest's crown jewels for the first time in a quarter-century. Park officials are planning on re-opening the park on May 5.
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