The Othrys Mountains are a mountain range located in central Greece, primarily in the region of Thessaly. They stretch approximately 80 kilometers and are known for their rugged terrain and rich biodiversity. The highest peak, known as Othrys, reaches an elevation of about 2,192 meters. The mountains are significant for their natural beauty and are home to various flora and fauna. Historically, the Othrys Mountains have been associated with ancient Greek mythology, particularly as a backdrop for the Titanomachy, the battle between the Titans and the Olympian gods. The range is also near the ancient city of Phthiotis, which adds to its historical importance. Today, the area attracts hikers and nature enthusiasts.