John Muir Kids Hoodies

Are calling and I must go, the famous quote by mountaineer John Muir. This design features a mountain inspired by the Eiger. The Rock is drawn with black and white geometric lines and is backed by a watercolor sky.

Showcase your love for nature, hiking and John Muir with one of his epic quotes.

A couple hiking the John Muir Trail in Yosemite National Park Cap

MOUNTAINS

Social Distancing is Calling

Show your love for all things MOUNTAINS. Mountains, Please! Hiking, Skiing, Snowboarding, Camping, Backpacking, Climbing, Bird-Watching, anything - as long as it’s in the Mountains, Please.

"The mountains are calling and I must go" a famous quote by John Muir. It’s his best-known, most-beloved quote, but John Muir intended a lot more than just ‘go.’

Take a Hike in a black font with 2 pine trees

A retro hiking design made for long hikes with family or friends, ready to explore the unknown and wildness of the most beautiful places in California John Muir Trail.

Reproduction of original irish.kate artwork Artwork Resolution: 600dpi Want this piece on something not available? Contact the artist and ask!

Reproduction of original irish.kate artwork

Reproduction of original irish.kate artwork Artwork Resolution: 600dpi Want this piece on something not available? Contact the artist and ask!

John Muir said "Wildness is a Necessity" The quote appears in a floral wreath.

The classic silhouette of a striding Sasquatch paired with a quote from John Muir, "Father of the National Parks".

John Muir, a Scottish-American naturalist, author, and environmental philosopher. The quote is: “And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul”1. This quote is often used to express the idea of finding peace and tranquility in nature. It suggests that by disconnecting from the distractions of modern life and immersing oneself in the natural world, one can find a deeper connection with their inner self. There is also a Pink Floyd

Mount Whitney is the tallest mountain in the Sierra Nevada range. It is one of California's 14ers and is known as Tumanguya in the Paiute language.

"Going to the woods is going home." - John Muir. A minimalist vintage A-frame with pine trees and a retro sunset. White trees, rustic burnt orange sun, light yellow glow, with an emerald green and blue A Frame cabin. Design has a scratchy rustic filter.

Typography T-shirt design

Embark on an adventure into the great outdoors. This quote from John Muir was the inspiration for the image.

Typography T-shirt design

St Baldred's Cradle on the spur of low cliffs between Ravensheugh and Tynemouth Bay in the John Muir Country Park at Tynningham, East Lothian

The John Muir Trail, located in the Sierra Nevada range in California, is about a 211 mile thru-hike from Yosemite National Park to the top of Mt. Whitney. Commemorate your huge accomplishment with this 2018 tee or accessory.

Diamond Mountain Scene

Diamond Wanderer

Take a Hike in white with two pine tress

Typography T-shirt design

A mountaineer in Norway contemplating the majesty of the winter landscape

This original textured photograph is in a vintage style with a John Muir quote The mountains are calling for wall art prints and decor. Original photography copyright Ann Powell all rights reserved.

A quote from John Muir sums up how many feel about the mountains

Beech Trees in the John Muir Country Park in East Lothian

An inspirational quote from John Muir, with an inspirational Norwegian mountainscape

“And into the forest I go, to lose my mind and find my soul” — John Muir

_A few minutes ago every tree was excited, bowing to the roaring storm, waving, swirling, tossing their branches in glorious enthusiasm like worship. But though to the outer ear these trees are now silent, their songs never cease._ ~ John Muir

Reproduction of original irish.kate artwork Artwork Resolution: 600dpi Want this piece on something not available? Contact the artist and ask!

This original textured photograph has a John Muir quote The Mountais are calling and i must go on sepia tone nature art. Original photography copyright Ann Powell all rights reserved.

I paired this John Muir quote with a photo I took of my favorite place on earth in Western Maryland.