mountainside

C5939
concept

A mountainside is the sloping surface of a mountain that extends from its base toward its peak, often characterized by varying terrain, vegetation, and exposure to the elements.

All labels observed (10)

Label Occurrences
mountain face 27
mountain slope 14
alpine ridge 8

Instances (63)

Instance Via concept surface
Murder Wall mountain face
Brenva face mountain face
Frêney face mountain face
Aiguille de Bionnassay north face mountain face
Devil's Den rocky hill
slope of Mount Parnassus
Pacific slope of the Andes mountain slope
Grandes Jorasses
surface form: north face of Grandes Jorasses
mountain face
Pen-y-ghent (part) mountain part
Whernside (part) mountain section
East Schiehallion mountain section
Watzmann East Face mountain face
Watzmann
surface form: Watzmann-Ostwand
mountain face
slopes of Table Mountain mountain slope
Knife Edge alpine ridge
Craig yr Aderyn rocky hill
Shining Wall mountain face
The Eiger
surface form: Eiger north face
mountain face
South Face of Annapurna mountain face
East Face of Monte Rosa mountain face
Alborz Mountains (southern slopes) mountain slopes
south face of Denali mountain face
Matterhorn north face mountain face
Rupal Face mountain face
Rakhiot Face mountain face
Rakhiot Flank mountain face
Diamir Face mountain face
Eiger North Face mountain face
Misery Hill mountain slope
North face of Les Drus mountain face
slopes of Pico de Orizaba mountain slope
Peuterey ridge alpine ridge
Mount Washington hillside hillside
slopes of Mount Whitney mountain slope
north face of Mount Everest mountain face
Eigerwand mountain face
Nordwand mountain face
Mordwand mountain face
Wastwater Screes mountain slope
Boyukdash rocky hill
slopes of Mount Qasioun mountain slope
Arbengrat alpine ridge
Wasdale Screes mountain slope
Bionnassay ridge alpine ridge
south slope of Mount Hood mountain slope
Rocher des Doms rocky hill
Nadelgrat alpine ridge
Blue Mountains (southern slopes) mountain slope region
Johann Punz
surface form: Watzmann East Face
mountain face
southern flank of Cho Oyu mountain slope