Nisqually River in Rainier National Park by Jonathan Yogerst

Mount Rainier National Park, home to the towering stratovolcano Mount Rainier and crisscrossed by glacial rivers, showcases stunning alpine landscapes shaped by the dynamic forces of ice and water.

The Nisqually River winds through Mount Rainier National Park as a living thread of glacier-born energy. Emerging from the Nisqually Glacier high on the mountain’s slopes, its waters rush through rugged valleys, carving paths through stone and forest alike.This river tells a story of movement and transformation — from icy blue torrents near its source to gentle, reflective pools framed by moss-covered rocks and ferns downstream. Morning mist often drifts above the current, softening the landscape in silvery tones, while late afternoon light glints off the water’s surface like shards of glass. Along its banks, the balance between power and serenity offers a perfect composition — nature in perpetual motion beneath the watchful presence of Rainier itself.

Taken by Jonathan Yogerst.

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