Cascade Mountain Range Collection

The Columbia River Gorge, a popular recreation region, is a federally protected scenic area forming the boundary between Washington and Oregon

USA, Oregon. No Water No Life Expedition, Columbia River Basin, Deschutes River Basin, metal sculpture of mustangs in field, Sisters Mountains beyond (Cascades Range)

The Fraser Canyon, Cascade Mountain Range, British Columbia, View from the Canadian Pacific Railway (engraving)
1603457 The Fraser Canyon, Cascade Mountain Range, British Columbia, View from the Canadian Pacific Railway (engraving) by English School

USA, Oregon. Lava Lake, cattails in foreground, Broken Top Mountain in background

USA, Oregon. Deschutes River Basin, Lava Lake, cattails and Mt. Bachelor

USA, Oregon. Sparks Lake Recreation Area, Elk Lake, docks with Mt. Bachelor

Winter Snow, Cascade Range, Oregon, Usa

Sunlight Through Snow-Covered Tree, Cascades Mountains, Oregon, United States Of America

Sunset, Mount Hood, Oregon, United States Of America

Mt. Hood Towers Above The Clouds; Hood River, Oregon, United States Of America

Snow geese, Skagit Valley, Washington, USA

Evening; Mount Rainier; Reflection Lake; Mount Rainier National Park; Washington; USA

Mount Rainier from Paradise; Mount Rainier National Park; Washington; USA

Edith Creek; Mount Rainier from Paradise; Mount Rainier National Park; Washington; USA

Sunrise; Mount Rainier; Reflection Lake; Mount Rainier National Park; Washington; USA

The sun hangs above Mt Hood, as viewed from Portland, Oregon

Rufous Hummingbird - in flight feeding on Cooley's Hedge Nettle flower - Pacific Northwest - August _D3D2079
TOM-1871 Rufous Hummingbird - in flight feeding on Cooley's Hedge Nettle flower Pacific Northwest - August Selasphorus rufus Tom & Pat Leeson Please note that prints are for personal display

Rufous Hummingbird - in flight feeding on Cooley's Hedge Nettle flower - Pacific Northwest - August _D3D2281
TOM-1869 Rufous Hummingbird - in flight feeding on Cooley's Hedge Nettle flower Pacific Northwest - August Selasphorus rufus Tom & Pat Leeson contact details: prints@ardea.com tel

USA, Oregon, Sisters, view of Three Sisters, Cascade Range, horse

Fractured basalt. This rock formed from a cooling lava flow. It has become fractured due to the movement within the Earths crust

Columnar basalt formation formed by the rapid cooling of lava. Photographed at Brandywine Falls, British Columbia, Canada

Volcanic ash layers in rock. Cross-bedded layers of volcanic ash laid down during countless eruptions over thousands of years

Chair lift filled with skiers and snowboarders, Mount Baker, Cascade Mountains, Washington State, United States of America (U.S.A.), North America

Alpine lake in the Goat Rocks recreation area, Cascades, Washington State, United States of America (U.S.A.), North America

Sunset over granite rock and alpine lakes, Goat Rocks, Cascades, Washington State, United States of America (U.S.A.), North America

Clark's Nutcracker - harvesting seed from Whitebark pine tree. Subalpine meadow
TOM-1516 Clark's Nutcracker - harvesting seed from Whitebark pine tree. Subalpine meadow. Pacific Northwest, Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, USA

Yellow-pine chipmunk - harvesting seeds from whitebark pine tree cone. September Subalpine meadow, Cascade Mountains
TOM-1311 Yellow-pine chipmunk - harvesting seeds from whitebark pine tree cone, september Subalpine meadow, Cascade Mountains, Mount Rainier National Park

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The Cascade Mountain Range, stretching through the USA and into British Columbia, is a breathtaking natural wonder that captivates all who lay eyes upon it. In Oregon's Columbia River Basin, the No Water No Life Expedition explores the region's ecological significance. Moving further south to Deschutes River Basin, one can witness the stunning Lava Lake with majestic Broken Top Mountain in the background. As we journey north to Canada's Fraser Canyon, a view from the Canadian Pacific Railway engraving reveals an awe-inspiring panorama of the Cascade Mountain Range. Returning to Oregon, Lava Lake once again takes center stage in its Deschutes River Basin home alongside vibrant cattails and magnificent Mt. Bachelor. Exploring Sparks Lake Recreation Area brings us closer to nature as we admire Elk Lake's tranquil docks against the backdrop of Mt. Bachelor. Venturing into Washington state's Skagit Valley unveils a mesmerizing sight - snow geese gracefully dotting the landscape. In winter, when snow blankets Oregon's Cascade Range, it transforms into a magical wonderland that showcases nature at its finest. Sunlight piercing through snow-covered trees creates an ethereal scene in Cascades Mountains. Witnessing sunset over Mount Hood is truly enchanting; this iconic peak stands tall above clouds while casting its warm glow on Hood River below. And let us not forget about Mount Rainier - during evening hours at Reflection Lake within Mount Rainier National Park in Washington state or from Paradise viewpoint - its grandeur leaves visitors speechless. The Cascade Mountain Range offers endless beauty and diverse landscapes across two countries; it is undoubtedly a treasure worth exploring for those seeking solace and inspiration amidst nature's wonders.