The jagged, iconic tree, standing on the shore of Cascade Lake (Fir Tree, Cascade Lake), has been beloved by generations of islanders and visitors alike. It still stands today, an enduring testament to solidity and resilience.
The iconic arch at the northern entrance to Moran State Park.
Cascade Lake has long been a favorite spot for locals and tourists during the summer months.
Fishing at Cascade Lake in Moran State Park
This beloved tree still graces the Cascade Lake trail in Moran State Park.
The bridge over Upper Cascade Falls, which is no longer there today.
The bridge, built in 1929 as part of the original road construction in Moran State Park, still stands strong today.
Fishing from the dock at Mountain Lake in Moran State Park.
Looking south-southwest over Mt. Entrance and Lopez Island to the Olympic Mountains from Mt. Constitution in Moran State Park.
An historic view overlooking Barnes and Clark islands in the foreground, with Bellingham and Mt. Baker in the background, as seen from Mt. Constitution.
Mt. Baker, Bellingham, and Lummi Island, as seen from atop Mt. Constitution