Together with his friend, Theodore Roosevelt, Gifford Pinchot worked to protect America's forests. Pinchot, co-founder and first Chief of the U.S. Forest Service, died on October 4, 1946. | American Experience | PBS

Naturalist John Muir once told Gifford Pinchot, “You are choosing the right way into the woods. You will never regret a single day spent thus.” Pinchot, who founded the U.S. Forest Service, died on October 4, 1946. | American Experience | PBS

A peaceful cascade surrounded by dense greenery in Gifford Pinchot National Forest, where Washington’s wilderness feels untouched and timeless. 📍Pacific Northwest 📸 @izak.photography #beautifuldestinations #pnw #nature #pacificnorthwest #waterfalls #pnwexplored #forest #waterfalllovers #discoverearth #divineforest #pnwphotographer #pnwwonderland #pnwadventures #pnwcollective #pnwhiking #pnwphotography #pnwlife | Izak Photography

Skate Creek - Gifford Pinchot National Forest 🌳- P1 | Wander Wonder