2026 Sierra Club Wilderness Wall Calendar

The original nature calendar and a bestseller for over thirty years, the Sierra Club Wilderness Calendar once again sets the standard with its breathtaking images of North America's wild, natural beauty.

Great care and only top-quality materials go into the production of this exceptional Sierra Club wall calendar, now sealed with a removable sticker and no individual plastic wrapping. Our new environmentally conscious saddle stitch binding ensures easier recycling, and the photos and grids are printed on elemental chlorine free, Forest Stewardship Council®–certified paper containing a minimum of 60 percent pre and postconsumer waste. FSC® certification guarantees that the virgin component of the paper has been sourced from forests managed in an environmentally and socially responsible manner.

Each and every spread of this monthly wall calendar features a unique, vibrant photo of one of North America’s most spectacular wild places. For 2026, these include:

• Hickman Natural Bridge at sunrise, Capitol Reef National Park, Utah.
• Logan River in winter, near Mendon, Utah.
• Sunrise from Zabriskie Point, Death Valley National Park, California.
• Vine maple in the Hoh Rain Forest, Olympic National Park, Washington.
• Wildflowers in evening light, Carrizo Plain National Monument, California.
• Eroded rock and mud formations, Badlands National Park, South Dakota.
• Clouds over Eagle Cap Mountain, Eagle Cap Wilderness, Oregon.
• Slash pines at sunset, Saint George Island State Park, Florida.
• Sunset from Sanford Park, Popo Agie Wilderness, Wyoming.
• Tangle Falls in autumn, Jasper National Park, Alberta, Canada.
• Bald Cypress on Watson Pond, George L. Smith State Park, Georgia.
• Nez Perce Creek at dawn, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming.
• Snow-covered elm in Cook's Meadow, Yosemite National Park, California.

This is a calendar you'll be proud to own—and proud to give. In fact, it's the perfect holiday gift for everyone on your list, since one size fits all and it's sure to be appreciated. Best of all, a portion of the proceeds from sales goes to support the Sierra Club's work to preserve and protect the planet.