8×10” acrylic on paper, mounted on hardbord. UV reactive.

Iceberg Lake is one of my favorite hikes in Glacier National Park. I combined it with the Ptarmigan Tunnel trail for a 15-mile day of incredible views. The deep blue of the lake surrounded by a half-circle of towering peaks was breathtaking, and the cold water was great for my sore knees. I got a late start on this hike because a family of moose was blocking the beginning of the trail, holding up a group of hikers for an hour before they decided to move on. Up at the lake, I completed a sketch of this view but had to head back as the sun was setting, later finishing the painting in the studio.

I donate a percentage of all proceeds to the National Park Conservation Association and the National Park Foundation.