THE COLUMBIA RIVER VOLCANOES OF LEWIS AND CLARK
Mt. Adams

When first spotted, Lewis and Clark thought they were looking at "Mount St. Helens".  Mt. Adams is hard to see from the Columbia River's edge.
Mt Adams with Glenwood valley fall colors
***Winter on  Mt.  Adams  with  the  "U S A"  letters peeking out of the snow***
Mount St. Helens before 1980 with Adams in the backgound.  Lewis referred to Mount St. Helens as "the most noble-looking object of its kind in nature".
St Helens after the big bang with fireweed in the foreground
 
First volcano spotted by Lewis & clark "MT. Hood". 
(although rarely reported) This is a picture of Lewis & Clark's gaint butterfies on the Columbia River near what is now the city of Hood River.
lost lake and Mt. Hood