The Pindus Mountain range is located in central and northern Greece, extending approximately 160 kilometers. It is known for its rugged terrain, deep valleys, and diverse ecosystems, making it a significant natural feature of the region. The highest peak, Smolikas, reaches an elevation of 2,637 meters, offering stunning views and opportunities for hiking and outdoor activities. The Pindus Mountains are often referred to as the "spine of Greece" due to their central position in the country. This range is home to various wildlife species and several important rivers, including the Aoos and Vardaris. The mountains also hold cultural significance, with numerous traditional villages nestled within their slopes.