Mountains & Landscapes
High places and the views they open.
51.18°N 115.57°W · Canada
Banff National Park
Glacial lakes the colour of gemstones in Canada’s Rockies, at the heart of a World Heritage mountain landscape 400 km long.
36.10°N 112.09°W · United States
Grand Canyon
Two billion years of Earth history laid open by the Colorado River — a mile deep, ten miles across, and five driving hours from rim to rim.
35.36°N 138.73°E · Japan
Mount Fuji
Japan’s 3,776-metre volcano is a World Heritage site for its culture, not its geology — a mountain of pilgrims, shrines and woodblock prints.
46.43°N 11.85°E · Italy
The Dolomites
Pale limestone towers above Alpine meadows — a mountain range that gave its name to a whole type of landscape.