Tallest Mountains in Greece

Greece’s mountain landscape is dominated by the Pindus range and the Olympus massif. Unlike volcanic regions, Greek mountains are primarily composed of limestone and marble, characterized by deep gorges and sharp, jagged ridges. Mount Olympus serves as the legendary centerpiece, featuring several distinct peaks that rise above 9,500 feet and represent the highest elevations in the country. The following table includes the 20 tallest mountains in Greece.

Rank	Peak Name	Elevation (m)	Elevation (ft)	Mountain Range
1	Mytikas (Olympus)	2,918 m	9,573′	Mount Olympus
2	Skolio (Olympus)	2,911 m	9,551′	Mount Olympus
3	Stefani (Olympus)	2,909 m	9,544′	Mount Olympus
4	Smolikas	2,637 m	8,652′	Pindus
5	Kaimaktsalan (Voras)	2,524 m	8,281′	Voras
6	Grammos	2,520 m	8,268′	Pindus
7	Giona	2,510 m	8,235′	Central Greece
8	Tymfi (Gamila)	2,497 m	8,192′	Pindus
9	Vardousia	2,495 m	8,186′	Central Greece
10	Parnassus	2,457 m	8,061′	Central Greece
11	Psiloritis (Ida)	2,456 m	8,058′	Crete
12	Lefka Ori (Pachnes)	2,453 m	8,048′	Crete
13	Athamanika (Tzoumerka)	2,429 m	7,969′	Pindus
14	Taygetus	2,407 m	7,897′	Peloponnese
15	Kyllini (Ziria)	2,376 m	7,795′	Peloponnese
16	Erymanthos	2,224 m	7,297′	Peloponnese
17	Varnous	2,117 m	6,946′	Macedonia
18	Dirfys	1,743 m	5,719′	Euboea
19	Osa (Kissavos)	1,978 m	6,490′	Thessaly
20	Mainalo	1,981 m	6,499′	Peloponnese