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Texelgruppe nature park (Parco Naturale Gruppo di Tessa) near Timmelsjoch - high Alpine road, South Tyrol, Italy

A wooden bridge spans a crystal-clear river in a picturesque autumn valley, framed by vibrant fall foliage and rugged mountain slopes under a partly cloudy sky.

A mountain river flows through the forest. beautiful natural landscape in autumn. Larch trees on the Bank and large stones. Against the background of the Altai mountains covered with snow.

Scenic aerial view of glacier river in Swiss Alps in autumn. Pristine nature of Piz Bernina

Waterfall in the Alps in the province of Morteratsch, near the famous railway. Autumn trees over the stormy water of a mountain river.

Experiencing exploding high waves from the boardwalk in Niagara White Water Walk

Long exposure on Duino creek with larches autumn dressed and the snow capped Alps in the back

It is nice to hike in the Alps at the Rifugio Mollino, Gressoney Saint Jean, Aosta Valley, even if it is a rather cold day in early autumn. The beautiful larch forest, which seems to breathe in the thin air, springs from the Monte Rosa massif.

Crystal clear water of Himalayan river with snow cladded Himalayas in background in Hampta pass

Top-down aerial shot of a waterfall cascading over rocky terrain, surrounded by vibrant autumn trees. Captures the essence of fall in a secluded forest setting,

The beginning of the Buscagna Valley, Alpe Devero, Valle Antigorio, Piedmont, Italy. High quality photo

Switzerland Engadine Larch Trees autmn Colors

The river in Ferret Valley during the autumn season with the Mont Blanc wall in the background and clouds in the sky

On a mountain slope in autumn, Italian Alps

$Photo taken at the beginning of November upstream of Saint-Paul-sur-Ubaye in the Alpes-de-Haute-Provence.\nThe water of the Ubaye is very clear in this season and the larch will soon lose their thorns.\nIn the background, under a thin layer of snow, the Chambeyron massif with its peaks whose altitude is above 3000m$