Mountain And Alpine Reserves
15 entries in the Mountain And Alpine Reserves compendium.
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Altai Nature ReserveA UNESCO biosphere reserve in the Altai Mountains of Siberia.Chaîne des PuysThe Chaîne des Puys is a north-south oriented volcanic field in the Massif Central of FranDolomitesThe Dolomites, also known as the Pale Mountains, are a mountain range in northeastern ItalEl Torcal de AntequeraA karst landscape of Jurassic limestone in Andalusia, Spain.Ennedi PlateauMountain range in the central Sahara, home to the Toubou people and the highest peak in thGates of the Arctic National Park and PreserveProtects the central Brooks Range, entirely north of the Arctic Circle.Hoh XilIsolated plateau region, UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2017.Kronotsky Nature ReserveRussian strict nature reserve on Kamchatka, known for volcanoes and geysers.Mount Rainier National ParkFourth U.S. national park, centered on a glaciated stratovolcano.Nahuel Huapi National ParkOldest national park in Argentina, surrounding Nahuel Huapi Lake.Putorana Nature ReserveThe largest and oldest specially protected natural area in the Caucasus, founded in 1924.Saxon SwitzerlandMountain range along the Czech–German border, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2019.Stora Sjöfallet National ParkSwedish national park with a waterfall diminished by hydroelectric development.Torres del Paine National ParkChilean national park of mountains, glaciers, and lakes in Patagonia.Tunkinsky National ParkNational park in Russia, part of the system of protected areas.
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