Cascades Volcano Photos
by Lee Reeder

The following are some of the volcanoes in the Cascades that I have shot over the past few years.

Mt. Jefferson, Oregon, taken from the shore of Detroit Lake.

Mt. Washington, Oregon, which is an awesome-looking volcano at sunrise in the winter.

Another view of Mt. Washington, Oregon.

Mt. Thielsen, Oregon, taken from the Pumice Plain in Crater Lake National Park.

The Three Sisters are (left to right) South Sister, Middle Sister and North Sister. (Middle Sister is on the flank of North Sister). This photo was taken just outside of Sisters, Oregon.

Mt. Mazama, Oregon, which exploded 7,000 years ago, eventually forming Crater Lake.

Mt. Adams Washington, the second most massive volcano in the Cascades after Mt. Shasta, taken from a winter orchard in Odell Oregon looking across the Columbia Gorge.

Mt. Adams, Washington taken from the road to Mt. Hood.

Mt. Hood Oregon, from the side you don't usually see, from The Dalles above the Columbia Gorge.

Mt. Shasta, California, the Mighty Mountain, in the fall.

Mt. Shasta, California in summer.