Great Basin National Park is a land of diversity. From the very pinnacle of Wheeler Peak at 13,060 feet above sea level to the Mountain View Nature Trail at 6,825 feet, this park has something for everyone. The park’s fascinating geological formations were formed by retreating glaciers more than 10,000 years, ago, glaciers that helped to carve out rock formations like the famous Lexington Arch. Working in an early-1900s style, Anderson Design Group hand-illustrated this National Parks poster so that visitors to the park could remember their adventure to the Great Basin with an art centerpiece for their home. Or they can order this National Park design as a set of notecards or postcards. To learn more about the park, visit the Great Basin Institute.