The highest mountains of Greece

Greece is a mountainous country with a rich geographical landscape, filled with imposing mountains that offer unique natural beauty and challenges for nature lovers and climbers. The highest of these mountains rise impressively above the horizon, shaping the country’s scenery and natural heritage. Below are the ten highest mountains in Greece, which are landmarks of the Greek mountainous world.

Olympus – 2,917 meters (Pieria)
The highest mountain in Greece and the legendary home of the ancient gods, Mount Olympus is famous for its mythical significance and rich biodiversity. Its steep peaks attract thousands of climbers every year, offering thrilling routes and breathtaking views.

Smolikas – 2,637 meters (Ioannina)
The second highest mountain in Greece, Smolikas is known for its dense forests and beautiful alpine lakes, such as the impressive Dragon Lake (Drakolimni). It is an ideal destination for nature lovers and adventure enthusiasts.

Kaimaktsalan – 2,524 meters (Pella)
Kaimaktsalan, with its characteristic snow-covered peak, is home to the Voras ski resort, popular for winter sports. In addition to winter tourism, it offers beautiful hiking routes during the warmer months.

Gramos – 2,520 meters (Kastoria)
Gramos, also known for its historical significance, is characterized by wild beauty, dense forests, streams, and rich wildlife. It is part of important mountaineering routes and natural refuges.

Giona – 2,510 meters (Phokis)
Giona is known for its rugged terrain and steep cliffs, making it a favorite destination for experienced climbers. Its remote and wild landscape is less frequented but offers a peaceful escape and breathtaking natural beauty.

Tymfi (Gamila) – 2,497 meters (Ioannina)
Tymfi, also known as Gamila, is famous for its impressive rock formations, deep gorges, and alpine lakes, such as the famous Drakolimni. It is part of the Vikos-Aoos National Park, offering numerous hiking and mountaineering routes.

Vardousia – 2,495 meters (Viotia)
Vardousia is a challenging and diverse mountain, with deep ravines, steep slopes, and lush vegetation. It is popular among mountaineers and hikers who enjoy more difficult and technical routes.

Parnassus – 2,457 meters (Viotia)
Parnassus is one of the most famous mountains in Greece, home to the popular ski resort of Mount Parnassus. It is also rich in cultural history, being close to the ancient site of Delphi, and offers numerous hiking paths with incredible views.

Ida (Psiloritis) – 2,456 meters (Rethymno)
Mount Ida, also known as Psiloritis, is the highest mountain in Crete and holds significant mythological importance as the birthplace of Zeus. It offers stunning landscapes and a variety of hiking trails, making it a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts.

Lefka Ori (White Mountains) – 2,452 meters (Chania)
Lefka Ori, or the White Mountains, are located in western Crete and are known for their striking limestone peaks that appear white under the sun. The mountain range includes the famous Samaria Gorge and offers numerous trekking routes, attracting outdoor adventurers from around the world.

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