Mountain View One of the most striking things about the Mount Washington Valley is our mountain scenery. Obviously, Mount Washington to the north dominates our valley with its impressive mass and often snow-capped peak. Driving south through Conway and Albany you will soon catch glimpses of distinctive Mount Chocorua.
Locals love the mountains, and our visitors are often awed by their beauty.
The mountains of the land of Israel vary from snowy Mount Hermon of the north, at 9,000 feet elevation, to the rugged and desolate hill country of the Judean wilderness only a few miles from Jerusalem. It was in this territory, and on these mountains, that many significant spiritual lessons were taught in the Scriptures. Let us look at some of the highlights of these mountain views. One of the most important mountains to know about is Mount Horeb, also called Mount Sinai in the Bible. It was at this place that God gave His law to His people, Israel.