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The calm waters of Manzanita Lake reflect Lassen Volcanic National Park in California

Sunset at Mt Shasta and Siskiyou Lake, California

The morning calmness at Sparks Lake in the Three Sisters area of Oregon makes for a near perfect reflection.

Small boat on Trillium Lake at Sunrise with Mt Hood in background, Oregon, USA

On May 18, 1980 Mount Saint Helens violently erupted, and lost much of its upper flanks, shown here covered in snow. This rare picture was taken in 1973. At the time, the mountain was part of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington State. It has since received recognition as a national monument.

Epic views of relection lake renowned for its stunning mirrow-like reflection of Mt Rainier.

$Southwest Washington's Cascade Range.\nGifford Pinchot National Forest.\nMt. Adams Wilderness/NW.\nTakhlakh Lake Sunset.$

The beautiful view of Sparks Lake at sunrise. Oregon, USA

SPRINGTIME MEADOW WITH REFLECTION OF MJOUNT RAINIER

Milky way over Mt. Bachelor reflecting in the calm waters of Todd Lake. Bend, Oregon

$Mount Rainier is one of the most popular destinations in Washington state. It is known for its gorgeous scenery, seclusion, and difficulty level. Only those who are very experienced can complete the trail on all four sides!\n\nThe mountain is named after a large cloud called a cumulus, which hangs in the sky during certain periods. When it does this, it looks like a huge cumulus and can be beautiful.\n\nThe mountain is renowned for its snowfall season, which runs from late September through October. During this time, there is a average of 2 to 3 feet of snow on top of the tallest peak at around 14,410 feet.\n\nGeography of Mount Rainier\n\nMount Rainier is the second-highest mountain in Washington state, after Glacier National Park. It’s also one of the most popular places to visit in the state.\n\nThe mountain is shaped like a long, narrow triangle with its top end pointed forward. This makes it look like a tall, slender tree with a wide trunk.\n\nThe higher you go, the more elongated and slender your tree looks. At its highest point, Mount Rainier is 14 miles high!\n\nAt its base, Mount Rainier is only 4 miles high. However, because of its long shape, it takes longer to climb and get to the top!$

$On May 18, 1980 Mount Saint Helens violently erupted, and lost much of its upper flanks, shown here covered in snow. This rare picture was taken in 1973. At the time, the mountain was part of the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington State. It has since received recognition as a national monument. This picture has been published many times including its use as the album cover for \$

Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway - Mt. Bachelor & Lake - 1983. Scanned from Kodachrome 25 slide.

$Southwest Washington's Cascade Range.\nGifford Pinchot National Forest.\nMt. Adams Wilderness/NW.\nTakhlakh Lake Dusk.$

SOUTH SISTER AT SPARK LAKE IN THE CASCADE RANGE NEAR BEND OREGON

This is a photo of Mount Rainier at Reflection Lakes. Thousands of photographers come to this lake to capture their best photo each year. Plan on arriving 1-2 hours before sunrise and please stay on the walkways. The meadows around the lake are extremely fragile.

A giant mountain visible in the distance behind a forest.

The Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington, USA.

Mt Baker National Park, USA - a half-frozen lake in which a snowy mountain is reflected

Mount Bachelor in the Cascade Range at Sparks Lake near Bend Oregon

On this crisp morning with light frost on the shoreline plants, and the water on Reflection Lake had not a ripple, I was able to photograph Mount Rainier.

$Southwest Washington's Cascade Range.\nGifford Pinchot National Forest.\nMt. Adams Wilderness/NW.\nTakhlakh Lake.$

Quiet morning with snowy mountain in background at Diamond Lake, Oregon

Glacier Peak and Image Lake at sunrise, Cascade Mountain Range, Washington.

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