Larry Eifert Jigsaw Puzzle; Crater Lake National Park

Larry Eifert has been painting nature professionally for 40 years. No artist has more work in America’s National Parks, refuges and preserves. We love stocking the Larry Eifert series of jigsaw puzzles; they are colorful and fun to put together and everyone learns a little something about our regional natural history. This particular puzzle highlights Oregon’s breathtaking Crater Lake, the deepest lake in the United states, formed as a result of the great eruption of Mt. Mazama 6,000 to 8,000 years ago, which left a giant caldera. Crater Lake National Monument is truly a special place, as is evident from Larry’s painting, which not only depicts the brilliant blue water of the lake, but also a vast array of the creatures and plants that inhabit the area, including a yellow-bellied marmot, pika, davidson’s penstemons, brewer’s sedge, a clark’s nutcracker, as well as it’s major food source, the whitebark pine and much more!

Finished dimensions: 17.5″ x 23.5″ (inches)

Made in Korea using recycled paper.