Ah, ragged mountain ranges—the geological equivalent of a bad hair day, but on a grand scale. These rugged, jagged peaks are usually the result of intense erosion and tectonic activity, leaving behind sharp ridges and steep cliffs. Famous examples include the Dolomites in Italy and the Rocky Mountains in North America, though Australia’s own Great Dividing Range has its share of rough terrain too. They’re a magnet for hikers and climbers who enjoy a challenging terrain that’s as unforgiving as your in-laws. If you’re planning a trip, pack sturdy boots, a sense of adventure, and maybe a stiff drink for the evenings. For more detailed info, geological texts or local guides are your best mates.
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