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valley floor

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valley floor [′val·ē ‚flȯr]
(geology)
The broad, flat bottom of a valley. Also known as valley bottom; valley plain.
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At the same time the Oregon Legislature passed a 2010 ban on the practice of burning fields on the valley floor, it also delivered a small bit of help: money for a plan to build a plant in Junction City to convert straw into energy.
Policymakers move forward with plans for bioenergy plant by The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR)
This area affords a spectacular view of the famed Eiger, Monch and Jungfrau mountains, and offers a few different path options: up, up, up to the Schilthorn or a meander parallel to the valley floor.
Picturesque Gimmelwald by Clinton, Kati / Swiss News
By car there is the Central Sperrin's Scenic Driving Route or the South Sperrin's Scenic Driving Route and for cyclists there are now a number of new cycle routes available (some offering a leisurely trip through flat lands found along valley floors, while others offer a challenge to the more active minded by taking in the hills of the high Sperrin's).
Hooked on Strabane by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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