Tags / wildflowers

A woman and small child enjoy a pleasant walk amid grasses and wildflowers on the Mad River Path.

Tall wildflowers, violet Joe Pye Weed and bright yellow goldenrod grow in the Ham Lake Fire area near Kekekabic Trail. Charred pine trees are seen in the background.

One view from Clear Creek Vista Point in the Angeles National Forest shows the road hugging a roadcut on one side with wildflowers in the foreground.

Lilies float in Kenai Lake, located just north of Seward.

This corn field and many others like it reminds us that Indiana is still very much an agricultural state.

Beaver Creek by Second Cattleguard with wildflowers scattered among the dogwood and willow

Two hikers enjoy a breathtaking view high in the wild Selkirk Mountains. The mountains offer hundreds of miles of hiking trails for all levels of ability. Some trails provide interpretation, and even wheelchair access. The International Selkirk Loop route includes many access points to trailheads in Washington, Idaho and British Columbia, where visitors can enjoy spectacular scenery with no crowds - unless you count the wildlife!

As wildflowers bloom along the bank of the canal, a crowd gathers at Blackwell’s Mills for a music festival behind the Canal House.

Wildflowers bloom at 9,430 feet above sea level along the Medicine Wheel Passage.

Purple lupine lines the Bighorn Scenic Byway in early July.

The Logan Canyon Scenic Byway winds its way through dense green trees and wildflowers in early May, right after the winter snows have melted.

Abundant arrowleaf balsamroot blooms adorn the Riverside Nature Trail in late May.