Landforms of the Pacific Northwest

English: Landforms of British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, and northern California; including photographs of volcanoes, lava flows, and flood remnants.

British Columbia

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  Lake Bernard
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  Mystic Beach
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  Lake Kinney and Mount Whitehorn
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  Black Tusk, volcanic remnant
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  Chancellor Peak, Yoho National Park
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  Evans Peak, Golden Ears Provincal Park
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  Golden Ears
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  Hoodoo Mountain, a tuya
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  Mount Robie Reid
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  Mount Fee, Canada, an inactive volcanic plug.
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  Mount Cayley, Canada, seismically active
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  Mount Garibaldi, Canada, seismically active.
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  Mount Edziza, Canada, seismically active

Washington

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  Mount Baker
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  Glacier Peak
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  Mount Rainier
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  Mount St. Helens
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  Mount Adams, still active
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  Bogachiel Peak
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  Mount Ellinor
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  Lake Crescent
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  Second Beach
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  Deception Pass, Puget Sound, Washington
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  Ruby Beach, Olympic National Park
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  Tatoosh Island
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  Methow Valley
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  Beacon Rock, Washington, the core of an ancient volcano.
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  Yeager Rock, a glacial erratic
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  Palouse Falls, a remnant of the Missoula Floods
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  Dry Falls, a remnant of the Missoula Floods.
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  The Channeled scablands, a remnant of the Missoula Floods.
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  The Sisters, a residual of the Missoula Floods in the Wallula Gap.
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  Moses Coulee, a remnant of the Missoula Floods.
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  Drumheller Channels
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  Esker
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  Methow River
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  The Palouse

Oregon

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  Cape Cove, on the Pacific Ocean
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  Haystack Rock, an old lava flow at Cannon Beach
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  Ecola Beach
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  Crater Lake
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  Fort Rock, a tuff ring in Central Oregon
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  Mount Hood
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  Multnomah Falls
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  Koosah Falls, McKenzie River, Oregon
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  South Falls, Silver Falls State Park
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  Cold Spring Creek, Mount Hood National Forest
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  Hells Canyon on the Oregon — Idaho border
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  The Columbia Gorge
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  Oregon Caves National Monument.
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  Pumice Plateau, Central Oregon
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  Hoodoos at John Day Fossil Beds
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  Gold Ray Dam across the Rogue River
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  Steens Mountain, a fault-block mountain in Eastern Oregon.
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  Three Sisters, Oregon. The South Sister has shown recent geologic activity.
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  Newberry caldera
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  Belknap Crater
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  Three Fingered Jack, long dormant
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  Broken Top, a dormant stratovolcano.
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  The Willamette Meteorite, a glacial erratic.
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  Abert Rim, one of the highest fault scarps in the United States
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  A playa in the Alvord Desert

Idaho

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  Shoshone Falls
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  Salmon River
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  Sawtooth Mountains and Salmon River
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  Castle and Merriam Peaks, Sawtooth Mountains
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  Snake River Canyon
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  Pahoehoe lava at Craters of the Moon National Monument
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  Little City of Rocks
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  Sawtooth Valley
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  Sand dunes near St. Anthony
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  Redfish Lake

California

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  Mount Shasta, dormant but likely to erupt again
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  Cinder Cone at Lassen Volcanic National Park
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  Lassen Peak, California, likely to erupt again
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  Chaos Crags and Lassen Peak, from Manzanita Lake
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  Painted Dunes, Fantastic Lava Beds
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  South Warner Wilderness
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  Lava tube, Lava Beds National Monument
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  Medicine Lake Volcano