Most Scenic Mountain Range (shop, pine, pictures)

[redjan1225]

I'd have to vote for the Sierras. But I also haven't visited the Appalachians or Alaska. The Tetons are spectacular too.

[Granny Sue]

Sorry I see the beauty in all of them. I couldn't pick just one.

[backdrifter]

Photos of the Cascades. They are the definition of "purple mountain majesties."

[419gottaminute]

The Appalachians, with the Blue Ridge Parkway, can't go wrong.

[machiavelli1]

Originally Posted by Steve-o

Where is the Grand Tetons? I think theyre the most spectacular looking of all the ranges in the USA.

In Western Wyoming, not far from Yellowstone. Great climbing up there and beautiful

[lrfox]

I love the White Mountains of the Appalachians.

[Flute]

Those of you who like the Sierras, Tetons, and Guadelopes, just include that as part of the Rockies. By Rockies, I basically meant Western mountains excluding the Cascades.

[fcorrales80]

Originally Posted by Flute

Those of you who like the Sierras, Tetons, and Guadelopes, just include that as part of the Rockies. By Rockies, I basically meant Western mountains excluding the Cascades.

Cool, I was wondering as the "Rockies" include all those ranges, the Cascades, and the Alaskan ranges...

But I have to say the Rockies...they include all types of mountains you can think of; extremely high summits, jagged desert peaks, apline meadows, glaciers, waterfalls, etc etc.

"Rockies" in Arizona known as the San Francisco Peaks rising nearly 13,000ft:


"Sedona Red" colored mountains near Phoenix; inspiration for the Diamondback colors:



Desert Ranges with snow in Arizona:



These flat "peaks" are called mesas and are part of the Superstition Ranges east of Phoenix:

[gogetta]

Originally Posted by Flute

Those of you who like the Sierras, Tetons, and Guadelopes, just include that as part of the Rockies. By Rockies, I basically meant Western mountains excluding the Cascades.

But the Sierra's and Rockies are two completely different mountain ranges wtf.

[arctichomesteader]

It's a toss up for me between the Green Mountains and the Alaskan Range...