When you see a “V” shaped valley, that normally means the landscape was carved by a river that runs through it. As compared to a “U” shaped valley, which was formed by a glacier. The length of time for the land to form by the force of water is very long and the depression left all the way to lower elevations is unmistakable.
Carved Valley
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