The Vardar Mountains are a mountain range located in the central part of North Macedonia. They stretch approximately 100 kilometers and are known for their diverse landscapes, including rocky peaks and lush valleys. The mountains are part of the larger Balkan Mountain system and play a significant role in the region's ecology and climate. These mountains are named after the Vardar River, which flows nearby and is the longest river in North Macedonia. The Vardar Mountains are popular for outdoor activities such as hiking and skiing, attracting both locals and tourists who seek to explore their natural beauty.