[Wildflowers of the Cascade Mountains of Oregon and Washington]

The Flora of Mt. Adams Country

Southern Washington Cascades and the Upper Klickitat River Basin

Green Comma or Faunus Anglewing (Polygonia faunus) feeding on Aster foliaceus var. parryi along the Island Spring Trail just north of Hell Roaring Creek.

The intent of this website is to help determine the flora of Mt. Adams and its adjacent area and the fauna that depend upon them! The area of this study extends from the Klickitat River on the east and westward across the mountain to the Lewis River near Twin Falls in the west. It extends from Potato Hill in the north to the southern edge of the valleys where Trout Lake and Glenwood, WA are located and southward along the Goldendale-Glenwood Highway to where the highway crosses the Klickitat River.

Current Wildflower Bloom on Mt. Adams: 2019

Recommended Trips on Mt. Adams - Updated November 2, 2008 (Unfortunately much of this section was lost in a server crash, so I will try to update this early this summer.) -- :^(

Photos of Unidentified Plants - Updated October 17, 2008

Site updated January 19, 2023.

The Animals of Mt. Adams

Clubmosses of Mt. Adams

Mosses of Mt. Adams

Horsetails of Mt. Adams

Ferns and Liverworts of Mt. Adams

Fungi of Mt. Adams

Lake and Pond Plants of Mt. Adams

Rushes of Mt. Adams

Sedges of Mt. Adams

Grasses of Mt. Adams