Trail of the Cedars Box Art

One of the most famous and accessible trails in Glacier National Park, it is also one of only two wheelchair accessible trails in the park. This trail passes through a grove of Western Red Cedars and Hemlock that have lived in this part of the Lake McDonald Valley for more than 500 years. Once again John brings a new perspective to the typical images of this trail. First, it is a winter scene that is unusual in that Glacier is a very hostile and difficult environment in the winter. Then, he takes you off the trail to a dramatic slope with rock outcroppings and only one large cedar and a group of dying trees. Yet, the piece evokes a spirit of quietude and escape from the noise and bustle of modern existence. Bring the experience of winter in Glacier Park into your home and enjoy its solitude all year round. Depth + Design: Metal box art pieces are unique as they truly are a box. The sides are folded adding three inches of depth, which raises off the wall by 3 inches. Additionally, the design wraps on all sides making it 3-D.

Material: Using aluminum material, these boxes are extremely lightweight and can be hung with one small nail. We also included a crossbar with a notch that is perfectly centered, taking the guesswork out of centering your piece.

Size: Each panel measures 10.5 in wide x 42 in tall x 3 in deep. We recommend spacing each panel 2 inches apart.

Display: Box Art can be displayed indoors or outdoors as our materials (ink & aluminum) are weather-resistant.

Artist: John Lichtwardt