National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 6月16日 19時02分

Photo @stephen_matera | Valley fog and volcanic rocks at sunset, both of which are a common site at Mt. Rainier National Park in summer. Mt. Rainier is a 14,411-foot-tall stratovolcano that was as high as 16,000 feet until about 5,000 years ago. Around that time, a large chunk of the volcano avalanched with debris that created the Osceola Mudflow. All of that slid all the way to the site of the current locations of Tacoma and Seattle, causing the mountain to lose about 1,600 feet of elevation. Follow me @stephen_matera for more images like this from Washington and around the world. #stratovolcano #volcanic #fog

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