Lodgepole Collection

Lodge pole pines - Yellowstone NP - USA
GET-1457 Lodge pole pines Yellowstone NP - USA Geoff Trinder Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in anyway

Lodgepole pine cones and needles, Lakeshore Trail, Colter Bay, Grand Tetons National Park, Wyoming, USA

Pinus Contorta
Also known as the LODGEPOLE PINE, presumably because it is well suited for providing the central pole of a native American dwelling. Date: 1857

OR, Hells Canyon National Recreation Area, Hat Point; Lodgepole pines at sunset
OR, Hells Canyon National Recreation Area, Hat Point, Lodgepole pines at sunset

Lodgepole & Tamarack Forest in Montana

Mixed pine forest near Whitefish Montana

Picture No. 10984572
Lodgepole Pine Trees regeneration after fire - Dunraven Pass, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA (Pinus contorta) Date:

Volcanic boulders from Boulder Mountain, on eroded Navajo sandstone, with dwarfed bonsai Lodgepole Pine (Pinus contorta latifolia), Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, Utah, U.S.A. October

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Discover the resilient beauty of Lodgepole Pines (Pinus Contorta) in the majestic landscapes of North America. From the shores of Colter Bay, Grand Tetons National Park, Wyoming, to the sunset-kissed heights of Hat Point in Hells Canyon National Recreation Area, Oregon, these trees stand tall against the elements. Amidst the mixed forests of Montana, they thrive among volcanic boulders on eroded Navajo sandstone, creating a unique and picturesque scene (Picture No. 10984572). Their distinctive cones and needles add character to the Yellowstone National Park's Lakeshore Trail, while their dwarfed forms on Boulder Mountain serve as nature's bonsai. Embrace the rugged charm Pines as they continue to endure and enchant in the great outdoors.