The Urbión Mountains are a mountain range located in the northern part of Spain, primarily within the Sierra de Urbión region. They are part of the larger Iberian System and are known for their rugged terrain, scenic landscapes, and diverse ecosystems. The highest peak, Pico de Urbión, reaches an elevation of 2,228 meters, making it a popular destination for hikers and nature enthusiasts. This mountain range is characterized by its rich flora and fauna, including various species of trees, plants, and wildlife. The Urbión Mountains also play a significant role in the local climate, influencing weather patterns in the surrounding areas. They are a vital part of the natural heritage of Castile and León.