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Volcanoes through the Cascades, granite in the Sierra, and the high country of Colorado, Wyoming and Alaska.

The Canadian Rockies: steeper, more heavily glaciated, and less crowded than their American counterparts.

The Bernese Oberland and the Pennine Alps, home to the most recognizable mountains in Europe.

The western Alps and the Dolomites: the highest summit in western Europe, and the sheerest towers in the range.

The Eastern Alps, where the Wetterstein and the Hohe Tauern hold each country's highest ground.

Modest in elevation, and considerably more serious than the numbers suggest.

Fjord country, where the landform worth modeling is often the cliff rather than the summit.