"Alpine Days" is a 9 by 12 inch framed oil on panel painting of the view above treeline on the Presidential Range of New Hampshire's White Mountains. One of the few reasons I'll get up really early is to have a full day of hiking above treeline. The alpine zone, with its stunted trees, amazing plant life and unbeatable views, is far and away my favorite part of the White Mountains.
"Alpine Days" is a 9 by 12 inch framed oil on panel painting of the view above treeline on the Presidential Range of New Hampshire's White Mountains. One of the few reasons I'll get up really early is to have a full day of hiking above treeline. The alpine zone, with its stunted trees, amazing plant life and unbeatable views, is far and away my favorite part of the White Mountains.
"Alpine Days" is a 9 by 12 inch framed oil on panel painting of the view above treeline on the Presidential Range of New Hampshire's White Mountains. One of the few reasons I'll get up really early is to have a full day of hiking above treeline. The alpine zone, with its stunted trees, amazing plant life and unbeatable views, is far and away my favorite part of the White Mountains.
"Alpine Days" is a 9 by 12 inch framed oil on panel painting of the view above treeline on the Presidential Range of New Hampshire's White Mountains. One of the few reasons I'll get up really early is to have a full day of hiking above treeline. The alpine zone, with its stunted trees, amazing plant life and unbeatable views, is far and away my favorite part of the White Mountains.

"Alpine Days," 9x12 inch oil on panel painting

This piece is available exclusively through Jackson Art Studio & Gallery at 155 Ridge Road in Jackson, New Hampshire. 

Will you get up extra-early to have a full day of hiking above treeline? The alpine zone, with its stunted trees, amazing plant life and unbeatable views, is far and away one of the most enchanting aspects of the White Mountains. Any time spent hiking on the eastern side of the Presidential Range warrants a visit to the Alpine Garden Trail in order to check out the flowers blooming there, groundwater seeping up through the rocks, and the wide open vistas to the northern peaks of Adams and Madison. It's a place to linger as long as possible.

  • 9 x 12 inch oil on panel painting
  • framed in a 14 x 17 inch gold-toned, wood frame
  • signed by the artist
  • wired and ready to hang

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