Mount Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument
Mount Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument is a stunning natural wonder located in the state of Washington. This monument was established in 1982, after the devastating eruption of Mount Saint Helens in 1980. The area is now a popular destination for nature lovers, hikers, and photographers. The monument offers a variety of photography locations, including the Johnston Ridge Observatory, which provides a panoramic view of the volcano and its surroundings. Other popular spots include the Ape Cave lava tube, the Windy Ridge viewpoint, and the Spirit Lake Overlook. With its unique landscape and breathtaking views, Mount Saint Helens National Volcanic Monument is a must-visit destination for any photography enthusiast.
Johnson Ridge, Mount St. Helen's National Forest, Washington
Here is a view of the volcano at sunset on my trip with Ryan and Daniel. That line...
Coldwater Lake, Mount St. Helens National Forest, Washington
This is a view looking down the partially ice covered lake after the sun had gone...
This picture will make the most sense when large.
This is the interior of the entirely pitch-black Ape Caves in Washington, right by Mt. Saint...
Coldwater Lake, Mount St. Helens National Forest, Washington
Here's a view facing the crater soon after we arrived at the lake. I really loved...
May 18, 1980 I'm a little late for the 38th year anniversary of the eruption of this beauty. Can't believe it's been that long. Definitely a...
Johnston Ridge, Mount St. Helens National Forest, Washington
I met up with Ryan and Daniel yesterday and we headed up to the volcano. We started...
Coldwater Lake, Mount St. Helens National Forest, Washington
I had quite the full day of photography Saturday starting with a sunrise in the...
Last weekend Jeff and I camped in the blast zome of Mt St Helens. We were hoping to get a similar epic scene to the recent posts that have flooded...