[Bear Berries, Kinnickinnicks and Manzanitas: The Genus Arctostaphylos in the Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington]

Pinemat manzanita blooming atop Monte Cristo, Monte Cristo Natural Area Preserve......June 21, 2022.

The photo at left shows a nice mat of pinemat manzanita as seen on a bald at the Helispot 122 above the junction of the Little Badger Creek and School Canyon Trails, Badger Creek Wilderness...........June 14, 2014. The photo at right shows pinemat manzanita atop Castle Rock, Willamette National Forest........June 24, 2018.

Pinemat manzanita beginning to bloom in the rock gardens around the summit of Lookout Mountain, Badger Creek Wilderness.....June 29, 2023.

The photo at left shows a branch of pinemat manzanita and the leaves and flower clusters that it bears as seen on Crofton Butte on the southern slopes of Mt. Adams........May 28, 2005. Note the attractive orangish-brown bark of this species. The photo at right shows pinemat manzanita from the slopes of Lookout Mountain, Badger Creek Wilderness......July 3, 2024.

Pinemat manzanita as seen at the rock quarry at the end of Rd K6900 at about 4100' on the southeastern slopes of Mt. Adams........May 23, 2005. Note the leaf tips which often end in an abrupt, small, slender point.

Maturing fruits of pinemat manzanita as observed along the Red Lake Trail #719 under powerlines about one-half mile above the trailhead, Olallie Lake Scenic Area, Mt. Hood National Forest....... September 13, 2019.