“Waterrock Knob Trail”

Waterrock Knob Trail is an amazing hike off the Blue Ridge Parkway near its southern end at Cherokee, NC. The trail is at a high elevation of 5,820 feet, the Parkway’s highest vistor center, and offers hikers spectacular views across the Appalachian Mountains.

oil on canvas painting by Martha K. Moore of scenic overlook off the Blue Ridge Parkway
“Waterrock Knob Trail”
16 x 20″ oil on canvas ~ framed and ready to hang

“Bright Angel Trail”

When I was 13 years old, I was lucky to travel with family to visit Grand Canyon National Park. I rode a mule on Bright Angel Trail, which drops off (quite literally) from the edge of the National Park area there at the South Rim.

This past spring, my daughter and son-in-law hiked that very same trail. Their photos brought back some wonderful memories! I painted the end of a mule train that they followed on their hike back up to the rim.

watercolor painting by Martha K. Moore of a mule team riding up Bright Angel Trail
“Bright Angel Trail”
11 x 15″ watercolor, matted and framed, ready to hang