The Kackar Mountains are a mountain range located in northeastern Turkey, part of the larger Pontic Mountains. They are known for their stunning natural beauty, featuring rugged peaks, deep valleys, and diverse ecosystems. The highest peak, Kackar Dağı, reaches an elevation of 3,937 meters (12,851 feet), making it a popular destination for hikers and mountaineers. The region is characterized by its rich flora and fauna, including endemic species and lush forests. The Kackar Mountains are also home to several glacial lakes and rivers, contributing to the area's unique landscape. The mountains are a significant part of the Black Sea climate zone, which influences the local weather patterns.