* U-shaped valleys: Glaciers carve out wide, U-shaped valleys with steep sides. This contrasts with the V-shaped valleys formed by rivers.
* Cirques: These are bowl-shaped depressions at the head of a glacier, often containing a small lake called a tarn.
* Aretes: These are sharp, jagged ridges that form between two cirques.
* Horns: These are pointed mountain peaks formed when three or more cirques erode a mountain.
* Fjords: These are deep, narrow inlets of the sea formed by glacial erosion and subsequent flooding by the sea.
* Hanging valleys: These are smaller valleys that have been carved by tributary glaciers and are suspended above the main valley.
* Striations: These are scratches or grooves carved into bedrock by rocks embedded in the glacier's base.
* Erratics: These are large boulders that have been transported by glaciers and deposited in locations far from their source.
Let me know if you want to know more about any of these specific features!
