The Dikti Mountains are a mountain range located in eastern Crete, Greece. They are known for their rugged terrain, rich biodiversity, and stunning landscapes. The highest peak, Spathi, reaches an elevation of 2,148 meters, making it one of the tallest mountains on the island. The area is also home to various endemic plant species and wildlife. The Dikti Mountains hold significant cultural importance, as they are associated with ancient myths and legends. According to mythology, the cave of Dikteon Cave is believed to be the birthplace of the god Zeus. Today, the mountains attract hikers and nature enthusiasts, offering numerous trails and breathtaking views.