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Mount Rainier National Park in western Washington State preserves some of the best of nature's scenic treasures. Described as an Arctic island in a temperate sea of coniferous forest, Mount Rainier is the tallest volcano in the Cascade Range and the largest single-peak glacial system in the contiguous United States. The Mount Rainier National Park calendar captures the park in all of its seasonal beauty through words and photographs by Ronald G. Warfield.
14 x 22 inches, open

Winter Sunset, Mount Rainier
Mount Rainier's icy crown invites more than 10,000 climbing attempts each year, but a 9000-foot elevation gain and bad weather deter all but the best prepared

Narada Falls
Winter drops a curtain of ice over Narada Falls, but listen carefully, the fountain of Narada still trickles behind its mantle of white

Skunk Cabbage, Longmire Meadow
In moist lowland forests of the Nisqually and Ohanapecosh valleys, skunk cabbage plants thrust yellow spathes, looking like loose tunics, from the wet ground

Ohanapecosh River
This calm section of the river runs a mysterious aquamarine color between the emerald walls of the gorge