Acer Macrophyllum Collection

USA, Oregon, Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. Autumn leaves of bigleaf maple on ground with mossy rocks

Bigleaf maple moss covered - USA, Washington, Jefferson, Olympic National Park, Hoh River Valley - Olympic Peninsula

Bigleaf maple leaves in rain - USA, Oregon, Multnomah, Latourell Falls - Cascade Range, Columbia River Gorge

Bigleaf maple moss covered - USA, Washington, Jefferson, Olympic National Park, Hoh River Valley - Olympic Peninsula

Bigleaf maple moss covered - USA, Washington, Jefferson, Olympic National Park, Hoh River Valley - Olympic Peninsula

Sunrise Reflected In Eel Lake; Winchester Bay, Oregon, United States Of America

Bigleaf Maple Leaves Catch Raindrops; Westport, Oregon, United States Of America

USA, Washington, Seabeck. Close-up of maple tree seeds. Credit as: Don Paulson / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont

USA, Oregon. A bigleaf maple (Acer_macrophyllum) provides the yellow color in fall
USA, Oregon. A bigleaf maple (Acer macrophyllum) provides the yellow color in fall scene at Tunnel Falls on Eagle Creek in the Columbia Gorge. Digital Composite

USA, Oregon, Columbia Gorge. A rushing McCord Creek with yellow fall color from Bigleaf Maple (Acer macrophyllum) leaves, below Elowah Falls. Digital composite

USA, Oregon, Columbia Gorge. Metlako Falls on Eagle Creek, with fall color of Bigleaf Maple (Acer macrophyllum) leaves

Middle falls Silver Falls State Park east of Salem Oregon

Bigleaf maple (Oregon maple) (Acer macrophyllum) in the fall, Mount Hood National Forest, Oregon, United States of America, North America

County Park on Bainbridge Island, Northwestern Washington

Vine maple leaf, Acer circinatum, Stanley Park, British Columbia

Bigleaf maple (Acer macrophyllum). View from the ground showing the underside of the trees canopy. Photographed on the east coast of Vancouver Island, British Columbia, Canada

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"Acer macrophyllum: Majestic Bigleaf Maple of the Pacific Northwest" The Acer macrophyllum, commonly known as the Bigleaf maple, is a magnificent tree species found in the United States. Native to the states of Oregon and Washington, it thrives in diverse environments such as the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. In this picturesque region, one can witness the enchanting sight of moss-covered Bigleaf maples. In places like Olympic National Park in Washington or Multnomah and Latourell Falls in Oregon's Cascade Range, these trees create a magical atmosphere with their vibrant green foliage adorned by delicate raindrops. During autumn, these majestic giants transform into nature's canvas of gold. As seen in Seabeck, Washington or various locations across Oregon like Columbia Gorge and Eagle Creek's Metlako Falls, their yellow leaves paint a breathtaking landscape that captures the essence of fall. Not only are they visually stunning during this season but also essential for maintaining ecological balance. The rushing McCord Creek in Columbia Gorge owes its beauty partly to the yellow fall color provided by these resilient Bigleaf Maples. Their significance extends beyond aesthetics; they serve as habitats for numerous organisms. Covered with lush mosses and providing shelter for seeds like those found at Jefferson Park within Olympic National Park or even closer up at Washington's Jefferson County—these trees offer sanctuary to countless creatures. Acer macrophyllum stands tall as an emblematic symbol of resilience and natural beauty within America's great outdoors. Whether you encounter them along riversides or amidst dense forests, their presence never fails to inspire awe and appreciation for our planet's remarkable biodiversity.