The Aurès Mountains are a mountain range located in northeastern Algeria. They are part of the larger Tell Atlas system and are known for their rugged terrain and diverse ecosystems. The highest peak, Mount Chelia, reaches an elevation of 2,328 meters (7,638 feet). The region is characterized by its rich flora and fauna, as well as its unique geological formations. The Aurès Mountains are also significant for their cultural heritage, home to the Berber people, who have lived in the area for centuries. The mountains feature traditional villages and ancient ruins, reflecting the history and traditions of the local communities. The region is popular for hiking and outdoor activities, attracting nature enthusiasts.