Which of these mountain ranges have you visited?

This is a list of some of the most famous mountain ranges in the world. Which have you visited?

Notes:
1) The approximate location is given in brackets. Where a range crosses national borders, it is shown as located on a continent, otherwise the country is shown.
2) This is a list of mountain ranges - that is, groups of mountains in the same geographical region, not individual mountains. Some well-known individual mountains (such as Kilimanjaro and Snowdon) are not part of a named range and hence don't fit into this list.

Votes	Answer
20	Appalachian Mountains (North America)
16	Rocky Mountains (North America)
14	Pacific Coast Ranges (North America)
9	Alps (Europe)
9	I have never visited a mountain range
7	Ozark Mountains (USA)
7	Some other mountain range not listed here
6	Black Hills (USA)
6	Pennines (England)
5	Pyrenees (Europe)
4	Jura Mountains (Switzerland)
3	Apennines (Italy)
3	Wicklow Mountains (Ireland)
2	Andes (South America)
2	Basin and Range Province (USA)
2	Scandinavian Mountains (Scandinavia)

Votes	Answer
1	Balkan Mountains (Bulgaria)
1	Cairngorms (Scotland)
1	Drakensberg Mountains (South Africa)
1	Guadalupe Mountains (North America)
1	Himalayas (Asia)
1	Japanese Alps (Japan)
0	Atlas Mountains (North Africa)
0	Caucasus (Asia/Europe)
0	Ghats (India)
0	Great Dividing Range (Australia)
0	Mackenzie Mountains (Canada)
0	Maya Mountains (Central America)
0	Southern Alps (New Zealand)
0	Urals (asia)

User	Comment
Lahdee	posted 12-Aug-2006 11:02am Appalachian Mountains and a few in Alaska
ROCKMAN	posted 12-Aug-2006 11:24am All the ones listed for the USA, North America, and the one for Japan.
Maarten	posted 12-Aug-2006 11:26am Alps, Apennines, Jura (in France, btw), Pyrenees, Scandinavian Mountains and Wicklow Mountains.
Melf	posted 12-Aug-2006 1:36pm Only The Pennines. I'm a bad person.
Zang	posted 12-Aug-2006 2:22pm The Himalayas is probably the only noteworthy one. I ticked off a few others...
Galomorro	posted 12-Aug-2006 2:40pm None. I don't travel.
gambler	posted 12-Aug-2006 4:45pm Penines & Pyrenees
Biggles	posted 12-Aug-2006 6:57pm I grew up a few miles from the Pennines, and have been to the Grampians (in Scotland - Ben Nevis and others). I went up a mountain in India to visit kodaikanal. I've also been to Cumbria (England) but am not sure if there are mountain ranges there. I think that I have been to Snowdonia (Wales) as well, but am not certain which of the mountain ranges that I visited there.
ausfox	posted 12-Aug-2006 7:07pm I've never visited a mountain range. I'm not a mountain type person. I'm a 5 star hotel in a city type person.
RGirl	posted 12-Aug-2006 7:49pm Never visited one. I've driven in the vicinity of the Ozarks, that's about it.
bill	posted 12-Aug-2006 10:26pm nice survey angle
ultamate	posted 12-Aug-2006 11:10pm Alps, Appalachian and the Smoky mountains.
cloudhugger	posted 12-Aug-2006 11:38pm Appalachian Mountains (North America) Black Hills (USA) Ozarkss Pikes peak Colorado Rockies Smoky Mountains I stopped by all of these just to say hello
llamamama	posted 12-Aug-2006 11:41pm None...But the Appalachian Mountains are right there...So I could..but..bah... Though one of these days..we are going to drive across the bloody state to go to the mountains..because I seriously need to get out more. The Blue Ridge mountains look perty though..
Jamrr	posted 13-Aug-2006 4:03pm I did when i was small
Enigma	posted 14-Aug-2006 2:07pm Now somewhere in the Black Mining Hills of Dakota there lived a young boy named Rocky Raccoon... Those Black Hills?
MiniMary	posted 14-Aug-2006 6:13pm Pocono Mts in Pa. (Honeymoon haven!!!)
kitti723	posted 15-Aug-2006 12:41am Appalachian Mountains
Enheduanna	posted 16-Aug-2006 4:11pm Alps, Andes, Pacific Coast ranges, Rockies.
icurok	posted 17-Aug-2006 11:55am The Alps, Appenines, Juras, Pyreness and of course, the Pennines. I laughed when I saw Pennines was an option.
mve17	posted 23-Aug-2006 7:05pm I climbed everest in a day. Maybe not..
judgescratch	posted 12-Sep-2006 3:56pm Alps (Europe) Appalachian Mountains (North America) Pacific Coast Ranges (North America) Rocky Mountains (North America)
cabinfever	posted 19-Sep-2006 12:35am That link didn't provide a list. Black Hills, Ozark, Rocky Mountains... and the Pacific Coastal Ranges. I don't know if the Cascade Range is included in the Coastal Ranges, but I live in the Oregon Cascades.

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