Field Notes
Zermatt — The Mountain Keeps Its Distance
Mountains don't disappear when clouds arrive. Only our ability to see them does.
Field Notes
Mountains don't disappear when clouds arrive. Only our ability to see them does.
Essays
Standing at the First summit, one could almost be fooled into believing they'd conquered a mountain. Surrounded by snow-covered peaks at more than 11,000 feet, it was easy to feel like a mountaineer. Of course, we'd arrived by gondola, but confidence has never required
Field Notes
A mountain is not always revealed at once. Clouds move across the ridgeline while visitors wait for brief openings in the weather.
Field Notes
A mountain does not need to be climbed when the journey upward reveals the landscape just as clearly.
Field Notes
Some viewpoints are designed to bring visitors closer to the landscape, while others remind them how small they are within it.