The Appalachian region is defined by rugged and mountainous landscapes.

The Appalachian Mountains feature a mix of steep ridges, rolling hills, valleys, and plateaus. This terrain was formed over millions of years through tectonic activity and erosion. It is characterized by dense forests, rocky outcrops, and streams that weave through the valleys. These rugged features not only create stunning vistas but also support diverse ecosystems and are home to unique flora and fauna.