Yea it was crazy! About 1.6 kms (1 mile) deep!

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Fuji looks pretty similar during the summer, too.

About 300 feet high

The cap Mont-Joli is located about 500 feet from the Percé Rock and is maybe 75 feet high.

When you write your pepeha one of the first few lines is which mountain you belong to. That's how important they are.

That's because when the park was created it was defined as a radius from the peak, so all the farmers cleared up to that radius to make a circle that can be seen from space.

You can't anymore because of the risks of rock falls.

Whoa! It's just a photo and it's not even close to the edge but my stomach is getting quesy just thinking about the drop.

This isnt good rock for climbing. Really chippy, not solid enough.

Mt Taranaki played Mt Fuji in Tom Cruise's Last Samurai.

Happy New Year. If you need help with the countdown, consult the Book of Armaments.

Yeah I think that type of volcano isn't that common.

Was scrolling comments to see if anyone else saw it! 🤣🥩

Excellent shot. I climbed it a few years ago. Absolutely stunning place.

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Cool, my aunt lives in Percé

Nice! You stay at Pouakai hut?

Rocky Mountain! Colorado, USA

The last samurai. Bang on.

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Riding Mountain National Park, Manitoba Canada?

Thank you :)!
I will PM you some of the settings !

Everyone is getting hung up on the bloody figs. Its typical internet stupidity.

It’s a lovely picture! I can’t wait to go to Sardinia. If there’s a bunch of people in the world that knows more about food than the rest of us, it’s the Sardinians.

Cool photo but looks heavily edited