Are The Alpine Mountains part of landscapes?

The Alpine Mountains, also known as the Alps or the Alpine Arc, are a mountain range that stretches across several European countries. The Alpine Mountains are part of a larger physiographic region known as the Alpine System. The Alpine System includes the Alpine Mountains themselves, as well as the surrounding regions that were influenced by the mountain-building processes that created the Alps. The Alpine System extends from the Mediterranean Sea in the south to the Pannonian Plain in the east, and from the Rhône Valley in the west to the Vienna Basin in the northeast. The Alpine System is diverse in terms of its landscapes, including rugged mountain peaks, deep valleys, glaciers, forests, and lakes.