Mount Hood wall art from the City Prints Adventure series renders Oregon’s highest Cascade peak as satellite imagery, so the glacier-cut ridges and radiating drainages read as abstract color fields before you recognize the mountain. Hikers who have summited it and Portland transplants tend to spot it instantly.
- Published by City Prints as part of the Adventure series, built from satellite imagery of remote and outdoor destinations.
- Subject is Mount Hood, the stratovolcano in the Cascade Range southeast of Portland, Oregon.
- Composition is unlabeled: no place names, roads, or trail lines, so it hangs as modern art rather than reference cartography.
- Unframed prints use 105# Stardream Pearlescent paper with a metallic shimmer, with a SKU on the back upper right for correct orientation.
- Finishing options include a black polystyrene poly frame, a genuine wood frame with acid-free white mat and crystal-clear acrylic, or gallery wrapped canvas on heavy gauge wood stretcher bars.
- Every framed and canvas option ships with hanging hardware attached.
A common gift choice at Map Shop for climbers, Oregon alumni, and home office walls.









