Although Mount Rainier is an active volcano, there are a variety of recreational activities that can be enjoyed in this part of Washington. Mount Rainier National Park makes up nearly 240,000 acres (97,123 ha), providing space for visitors to enjoy all that the Washington wilds have to offer. Wilderness camping, hiking and climbing are popular activities. During the winter months, Mount Rainier is a choice destination for cross-country skiers and snowshoe enthusiasts, offering many miles of trails for visitor use. In addition to modern outdoor recreation, the past comes to life at the many pioneer and historic attractions that exist in and around the Mount Rainier area. The Pioneer Farm Museum and Ohop Indian Village in Eatonville provide hands-on exhibits that recall the era of homesteading in Washington. The town of Enumclaw is located just north of Eatonville and features a host of amenities in the heart of the scenic Mount Rainier foothills.