A GPS and elevation accurate sculpture of The Wonderland Trail. Pictured sculpture in blue + green color.
The Wonderland Trail is a 93-mile loop that circles Mount Rainier. It travels through lush forest, across wildflower meadows, and around stunning lakes. This trail sculpture captures the epic journey in a stunning keepsake.
Topo Sculpture
Shows both the full Wonderland Trail route and the surrounding terrain. So, you get the trail winding around Rainier’s slopes, the surrounding ridges, valleys, and elevation changes. It’s perfect as a display piece for mantle, shelf, or office, bringing that wild and adventurous landscape into your space.
I recommend the double green+brown color option with its forest and earth tones.
Trail‑Only Sculpture
Highlights just the Wonderland Trail route and elevation profile, ideal for those who love the detail—every mile, ascent, and switchback in one loop.
Available Sizes
• 11″ large display piece – bold and striking
• 6″ mid‑size display piece – versatile, fits shelves, desks or entryway displays.
• 3″ ornament with loop – makes a great Christmas ornament
• 3″ display version (no loop) – compact keepsake perfect for a desk or nightstand.
Each sculpture is custom‑made in Colorado using GPS and elevation data to ensure accuracy.
Popular Finishes
Double Green‑Brown
Evokes forest floor & mountain earth, perfect for the lush, wild Wonderland Trail.
Copper
Adds warmth and contrast - striking if you want a clean, bold accent piece.
Why It Makes a Great Gift
Trail runners, backpackers, and climbers - it commemorates a once-in-a-lifetime journey around Mt. Rainier.
Ultramarathoners - a huge achievement captured in tactile form.
The Wonderland Trail FAQs
How long is The Wonderland Trail?
The Wonderland Trail circles Mount Rainier for approximately 93 miles.
What’s the altitude?
The trail ranges from about 2,000 ft in the valleys to nearly 6,700 ft near the ridges, for a total of over 25,000 feet of elevation gain.
Where is The Wonderland Trail?
Entirely within Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, USA.
When’s the best time of year to go?
Mid‑July through early October offers the best weather and trail access (snow melts in spring, and late fall can bring early snowfall).
What’s something unique about the trail?
You’ll pass through seven distinct ecological zones - from lowland rainforest to alpine meadows - plus over a dozen waterfalls like Myrtle, Narada, and Spray falls.
Capture the thrill of that epic loop around Mount Rainier. Choose the style, size, and finish for that perfect gift or memento. Always made to order in Colorado.
