Mountains Gallery
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Choose from 92 pictures in our Mountains collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.
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The Nimbin Rocks
The Nimbin Rocks, rhyolite spires remaining from the Tweed Volcano that erupted some 20 million years ago. Early settlers named them the Needle, Cathedral and Thimble. Nimbin, New South Wales, Australia
© Nick Rains/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
Best Of Australia, Geography, Geology, Green Cauldron, Landscape, Low Angle View, Mist, Misty, Nature, Nimbin Rocks, Northern Rivers, Rock Formation, Scenery, Scenic, Tourism, Travel Destinations, Tweed Shield Volcano, Volcanic, Weather

Road known as Jacobs Ladder, famous for its series of hairpin bends
Road known as Jacobs Ladder, famous for its series of hairpin bends which lead to the summit of Ben Lomond and the alpine plateau and ski fields. The road is unsealed and passes dramatic dolerite cliffs. Ben Lomond National Park, Tasmania, Australia
© John Fairhall/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
Australian, Autumn, Bend, Cliff, Dangerous, Day, Descent, Dolerite, Driving, Extreme Terrain, Fall, From Above, Geography, Geology, Hairpin, High Angle View, Landscape, Motoring, Mountain, Nature, Outdoors, Road, Scenery, Scenic, Sheer, Tasmanian, Tourism, Travel Destinations, Turn, Twist, Zigzag

Porters on the trail, with T-shaped walking sticks, used to support the load at frequent intervals on steep slopes
Porters on the trail, with T-shaped walking sticks, used to support the load at frequent intervals on steep slopes. Nepalese porters can carry over 45 kg over steep terrain. Near Bhandar, Sagarmatha National Park, Nepal
© S.Wilby & C.Ciantar/AUSCAPE All rights reserved
Barefoot, Basket, Burden, Carry, Container, Expedition, Four People, Helper, Hike, Himalayan, Himalayan Region, Journey, Legs, Load, National Park, Part Of Person, Path, People, Porter, Servant, Sherpa, Strong, Tourism, Track, Travel Destinations, Trekking, Unrecognisable Person, Walking, Walking Stick