The Baraolt Mountains are a small mountain range located in central Romania, part of the larger Eastern Carpathians. They are primarily composed of limestone and are known for their unique geological formations and rich biodiversity. The mountains are home to various plant and animal species, making them an important ecological area. The highest peak in the Baraolt Mountains is Baraolt Peak, which reaches an elevation of about 1,800 meters. The region is popular for outdoor activities such as hiking and nature exploration, attracting both locals and tourists. The scenic landscapes and diverse ecosystems contribute to the area's natural beauty.