viewful

English

Etymology

view +‎ -ful.

Adjective

viewful (comparative more viewful, superlative most viewful)

1. Abundant in scenic views or vistas.
   • 1983, Jeffrey P. Schaffer, Yosemite National Park:

     This we point in that glacier-scoured trough, and offers pastoral camping with the opportunity to visit over 20 fishing and swimming lakes or climb to more than a dozen viewful mountaintops, each within an easy day's hiking!

   • 1987, Margaret Zellers, Fielding's Caribbean, 1987, page 561:

     Food ranges from steak to lobster and around in that orbit, with a hearty salad bar that lures a lot of the local folk. Well worth a visit if you like viewful, nautical surroundings.