Pacific Madrone Collection

Arbutus (Pacific Madrone) (Arbutus menzeisii) tree. Canada's only native broad-leafed evergreen tree, Saltspring Island (Gulf Islands), British Columbia, Canada

Bark of Arbutus (Pacific Madrone) (Arbutus menzeisii) tree. Canada's only native broad-leafed evergreen tree, Saltspring Island (Gulf Islands), British Columbia, Canada

USA, Washington, San Juan Island, Lime Kiln Point State Park, Pacific madrone trees
USA, Washington State, San Juan Island, Lime Kiln Point State Park, Pacific madrone trees and rocky shoreline

USA, Washington, San Juan Island National Historical Park, English Camp, Pacific
USA, Washington State, San Juan Island National Historical Park, English Camp, Pacific madrone trees bloom alongside Douglas fir

Canada, British Columbia, Russell Island. Arbutus tree (Arbutus menziesii)

American Robin and Berries
An American Robin (Turdis migratorius) sitting in the Pacifc Madrone (Arbutus menziesii) berry tree at San Joaquin Wildlife Preserve

USA, Washington State, Lopez Island. Brown peeling Pacific Madrone bark reveals the green of the tree trunk on Lopez Island, Washington State

USA, Oregon, Siskiyou National Forest. Peeling bark of a Pacific madrone tree

USA, Washington, Port Townsend. Pacific madrone bark detail. Credit as: Gilles Delisle / Jaynes Gallery / DanitaDelimont.com

Arbutus menziesii. Bark peeling from the trunk of an Arbutus tree. Photographed on Hornby Island, British Colombia, Canada

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The Pacific Madrone, a majestic tree native to the USA and Canada, can be found in various locations such as Washington's San Juan Island and British Columbia's Russell Island. In Lime Kiln Point State Park on San Juan Island, these beautiful trees thrive alongside Douglas fir above rocky terrain. The same can be observed at English Camp within San Juan Island National Historical Park. At Bell Point in English Camp, visitors are greeted by the sight trees standing tall against the backdrop of the Pacific Ocean. These unique trees not only provide stunning scenery but also serve as a habitat for wildlife. American Robins can often be spotted perched on their branches or feasting on berries that grow abundantly nearby. With its smooth reddish bark peeling away to reveal a vibrant green trunk underneath, the Pacific Madrone is truly a sight to behold. Whether you're exploring Lime Kiln Point State Park or wandering through English Camp at San Juan Island National Historical Park, keep an eye out for these remarkable trees that symbolize resilience and beauty in nature's design.