Rivers and Streams

Fine Art Nature Images of Rivers and Streams around Oregon

From the Rain Forests of the Coast Range, Olympics and the Cascade Mountains

With the annual rainfall, of up to 200 inches, in the Coast Range Mountains, rivers and streams are in abundance. While some of the rivers and streams, in the Cascades are fed by snow melt and springs, others are fed by rainfall. The annual rainfall and snow melt help keep Oregon green all year long. The Willamette River, alone,  drains an area larger than the state of Maryland. The streams and rivers of the rain forests in the Olympics are feed by abundant rainfall and snow melt.

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Cascading stream in early sping along the Sol Duc Trail, in the Olympic National Park
Sol Duc Stream 3
Sweet Creek after a summer rain shower
Sweet Creek 2
Sweet Creek 1; image taken near Mapleton, Oregon
Sweet Creek 1
A small stream cascading down moss covered rocks in the Olympic National Park
Sol Duc Stream 2
McKenzie River on a crisp autumn morning
McKenzie River
Sweet Creek on a cool summer morning
Cool Summer Morning
Cascading stream in Olympic National Park, near the Sol Duc Trail
Sol Duc Stream
Susan Creek off of the Umpqua River Highway
Susan Creek
Fall runoff at Silver Falls State Park
Silver Falls 1
Upper McKenzie River below Sahalie Falls
McKenzie River 2
Wild Iris growing through ferns along Sweet Creek
Iris and Ferns
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