Dee Wright Observatory
Dee Wright Observatory
Dee Wright Observatory looks like a mini castle made from lava. Inside you can see the different mountains through windows with the mountains names on under them.North and Middle
The North and Middle Sisters of the Three Sisters in the Cascades Mountain Range.Dwarf Tree
A dwarfed tree standing next to the scenic path you can follow at Dee Wright Observatory.Dwarf Tree
The trees that dot the lava fields are stunted due to lack of nutrients, but they are hardy little things.Black Crater
Black Crater stands tall above Highway 242 and the fields of lava at the top of McKenzie Pass.Belknap Crater and Mt. Washington
Here you can see Belknap Crater, as well as Little Belknap Crater, and Mt. Washington.Washington Through The Hole
A shot of Mt. Washington taken through the safety chain at Dee Write Observatory.Washington and Jefferson
Mt. Washington on the left, and Mt. Jefferson on the right, as seen from near Dee Wright Observatory at the top of McKenzie Pass, Oregon.Evergreen Amidst The Lava
Evergreen trees dot the lava fields at the top of McKenzie Pass.Vista of Sky, Mountains, and Lava Fields
A vista of a blue sky, whispy clouds, lava fields, and two Sisters of the Three Sisters Mountains.Sky, Lava, and Tree Frame
The North and Middle Sisters mountains framed by the sky, lava, and trees.Butterfly
There were a surpising number of these butterflies flying around. This one found something on my pant leg it really liked.Mt. Washington Stands
Mt. Washington stands tall between the few trees hardy enough to live in a field of lava.Mountains and Skies
Mountains and skies as seen from the top of McKenzie Pass, Oregon.Mountains and Skies
Mountains and skies as seen from the top of McKenzie Pass, Oregon.