Photos of Evergreen Trees And Mount Rainier (13)

National Parks:Gifford Pinchot National Forest

#533 — A scenic picture taken of the trees and landscape at Gifford Pinchot National Forest which is the Forest in which Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument lies. In this picture to the left you can see the tip of Mt. Rainier sticking over the top of the hill. The Gifford Pinchot National Forest is located in southwest Washington State. The Forest provides a wide variety of recreation opportunities. This forest was formerly known as the Columbia National Forest, but in 1949 it was renamed for Gifford Pinchot, an active conservationist and visionary environmentalist who became the first Chief of the Forest Service.
Gifford Pinchot National Forest

National Parks:Mt Rainier National Park

#647 — A scenic picture taken of a log, dramatic sky, and reflection lakes which is located in Mount Rainier's National Park in Washington State.
Log & Reflection Lake

#748 — A scenic picture taken of Mount Rainer, some evergreen tress in the foreground and background, and part of Reflection Lake in the distance. This picture was taken during summertime which is why there is not very much snow on the mountain and everything is so green.
Mount Rainier, Trees, & Lake

#1643 — A scenic picture taken of blue sky, clouds, and hills located in Mt. Rainier National Park. Tons of evergreen trees can be seen in this photo.
Hills & Clouds in Mt Rainier Park

#725 — A scenic picture taken of Mount Rainier near the Paradise Park area on a blue sky sunny day during the summertime. In the foreground lies an open field with evergreen trees.
Mount Rainier & Open Field

#638 — A scenic summer picture taken of Mt. Rainier and Tipsoo Lake which is located in Mount Rainier's National Forest in Washington State. When locals mention "The Mountain," there is no mistaking which peak they are referring to. At 14,411 feet, Mount Rainier towers 8,000 feet above surrounding Cascades peaks, and is such a behemoth that it creates its own weather.
Mount Rainier & Tipsoo Lake in Summer

#680 — A scenic picture taken of Mt. Rainier with evergreen trees in the foreground and an interesting cloud formation in the sky. This picture was taken during the summer in Mount Rainier National Park. Mount Rainier National Park lies in the Cascade chain of mountains 68 miles south-southeast of Seattle and 95 miles north-northeast of Portland, Oregon. The park is open year round, but visitation to most regions is limited to late June to early October, depending on snowfall.
Mount Rainier Behind Evergreen Trees

#1291 — A scenic photo of Mt. Rainier and a bunch of evergreen trees in Mt. Rainier National Forest on a beautiful sunny day.
Mt. Rainier & Evergreen Trees Up Close

#1658 — A scenic vertical picture taken of a river in the foreground of Mt. Rainier taken of on a blue sky day. This picture was taken on the Glacier Basin trail near the White River Entrance to the park.
Mt. Rainier & River

#1742 — A scenic vertical picture taken of Mt. Rainier from Eunice Lake which is located near the Carbon River entrance to the park. In this picture you can see a few clouds in front of Mt. Rainier with blue sky above.
Mt. Rainier From Eunice Lake

#1651 — A scenic vertical picture taken of Mt. Rainier and its' reflection seen in Reflection Lake which is part of the Mt. Rainier National Park. This photo was taken during the summertime.
Reflection Lake, Trees, & Mt. Rainier

Places:Mountains

#164 — A beautiful picture of Mt. Rainier shot during the beginning of June. This photo was taken near Paradise in Mt. Rainier's National Forest. "The Mountain", as it's known by natives, draws your eyes like a magnet when it is visible and not invisible behind clouds. It also draws over two million visitors each year. Mount Rainier and the surrounding foothills were designated as a national park in 1899. On clear days, Mount Rainier dominates the Seattle - Tacoma skyline, towering over the metropolis in breathtaking beauty. Mount Rainier’s highest elevation is 14,410 feet which is located at the summit, also called Columbia Crest. The glaciers on Mount Rainier are the sources of five major river systems: Nisqually, Cowlitz, White, Carbon, and Puyallup. These rivers provide water for plants, animals, and humans throughout western Washington.
Blue Sky & Mt. Rainier

#749 — A close up vertical picture taken of Mt. Rainier form the north side. This picture was taken on top of a hill in Bonney Lake, Washington near the Sky Island housing development area. On clear days, Mount Rainier dominates the Seattle - Tacoma skyline, towering over the metropolis in breathtaking beauty. Mount Rainier’s highest elevation is 14,410 feet which is located at the summit.
North Side of Mt. Rainier