Fine Art Nature and Landscape 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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Creek from the Clouds
Autumn at Mt Rainier National Park. Clouds above as the creek cascades down the mountain.
Tumwater Canyon
Fall colors along the Wenatchee River in Tumwater Canyon
Hood River Canyon
Autumn colors in Hood River Canyon
McKenzie River
Image captured along the McKenzie River, below Koosha Falls. The mist was frozen in the trees and along the banks.
Upper Mckenzie River
Upper McKenzie River in the late fall
Sweet Creek 2
Image of Sweet Creek taken on an early summer morning. Sweet Creek is near Mapleton, Oregon.
Sweet Creek 1
Image of Sweet Creek as it cascades toward the Siuslaw River, near Mapleton, Oregon.
McKenzie River 2
Image captured looking up river toward Sahalie Falls. The waterfall creates a glow of mist in the tunnel above this viewpoint.
Tumwater Canyon Bridge
Tumwater Canyon, Pipeline trail and the Wenatchee River
Ohanapecosh River
Autumn on the Ohanapecosh River
Sol Duc Stream
Image of a small cascading stream, in the Sol Duc Rain Forest, Olympic National Park. A late March snow storm left snow along the trail.
Silver Falls 1
A hard rain storm the night before created a small cascading waterfall. Image of fall run-off at Silver Creek Falls State Park.
