Scree
English: Screes (geol. talus, talus slopes, or talus deposits) are collections of broken rock fragments at the base of crags, mountain cliffs, etc. that have accumulated through periodic rockfall (or similar mass movements) from adjacent cliff faces.
Chachani, Peru
Bow Lake, Canada
Świętokrzyskie Mountains, Poland
Lech dl Dragon, South Tyrol, Italy
France
Iceland
Ogassilspitze, Austria
Yamnuska, Canada
Fraser River, Canada
Boulder scree, Crete
Obere Gottesackerwände, Bavaria, Germany
France
Iceland
Dolomites, Italy
Dolomites, Italy
Isfjorden, Norway
Slovenia
Monument Valley, United States
Monument Valley, United States
Enchanted Mesa, New Mexico, United States
Crater Lake, Oregon, United States
Mount Thielsen, Oregon, United States
Mount Rainier, Washington, United States
Wyoming, United States
Wast Water Screes, UK
Heddon's Mouth, UK
Bwlch Llanberis, Wales
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