Mountains
Explore snow by mountain range, massif and sub-range.
AlpsEurope's great mountain range, stretching across eight countries.45 places, 12 sub-rangesAndesThe longest continental mountain range in the world, running the length of South America.4 places, 0 sub-rangesAppalachian MountainsAn old mountain system in eastern North America.2 places, 1 sub-rangesCaucasusThe mountains between the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea.1 places, 1 sub-rangesCoast MountainsThe mountains along the Pacific coast of British Columbia.1 places, 0 sub-rangesColumbia MountainsRanges in south-eastern British Columbia, west of the Rockies.2 places, 2 sub-rangesGreat Dividing RangeThe mountain chain along the east of Australia.3 places, 2 sub-rangesHida MountainsAlso known as the Northern Japanese Alps.1 places, 0 sub-rangesHimalayasThe world's highest mountain range.1 places, 1 sub-rangesLaurentiansOld, rounded mountains north of Montreal with many small and mid-sized ski resorts.1 places, 0 sub-rangesPirinA mountain range in south-west Bulgaria.1 places, 0 sub-rangesPyreneesThe mountain range between Spain and France, with Andorra in between.2 places, 0 sub-rangesRocky MountainsThe great mountain range of western North America.17 places, 7 sub-rangesScandinavian MountainsThe mountain chain running down the Scandinavian peninsula.2 places, 0 sub-rangesSierra Nevada (Spain)A high range in Andalusia, south-east of Granada.1 places, 0 sub-rangesSierra Nevada (US)The long range in eastern California, including Lake Tahoe and Mammoth.3 places, 0 sub-rangesSouthern AlpsThe mountain range running down New Zealand's South Island.1 places, 0 sub-rangesTaebaek MountainsThe mountain range along the east coast of the Korean peninsula.1 places, 0 sub-ranges