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Mount Ağrı (Ararat)
Doğubayazıt, Ağrı
At 5,137 m, Turkey's highest mountain; the volcanic massif with a permanent ice cap on its summit is climbed with a permit and a guide via the classic route on the Doğubayazıt side.
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Babadağ (Denizli Mountain)
Tavas, Denizli
A mountain rising to 2308 m southwest of Denizli, defining the city's skyline.
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Binboğa Mountains
Afşin, Kahramanmaraş
The high part of the Taurus Mountains with highland pastures, rising between Afşin and Göksun.
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Bulkaz Dağı (Mount Bulkaz)
Sivaslı, Uşak
The province's second highest mountain at 1990 m, forming a natural border between Uşak and Afyonkarahisar.
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Mount Dedegöl and Karagöl
Yenişarbademli, Isparta
A favorite climbing destination in the Taurus, with a summit of about 3,000 m and the glacial lake Karagöl.
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Divlit Volcano
Kula, Manisa
A young volcanic cone with black cinder slopes, the symbol of the Kula volcanic area.
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Düldül Dağı (Mount Düldül)
Düziçi, Osmaniye
The highest summit of the Amanos (Nur) Mountains; a rocky peak rising northeast of Düziçi.
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Erciyes Dağı (Mount Erciyes)
Melikgazi, Kayseri
At 3,917 meters, the highest mountain in Central Anatolia; a large extinct stratovolcano that formed the tuff layers of Cappadocia.
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Hasandağı
Merkez, Aksaray
With its 3,268-meter summit, Cappadocia's second-highest volcano; famous for the climbing route from Helvadere and for winter mountaineering.
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Kösedağ
Eleşkirt, Ağrı
A mountain rising alone northwest of the Eleşkirt Plain with a bare, steep dome of about 3,433 m, suitable for training climbs before Mount Ağrı.
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Kösedağ and the Köse Süleyman Pilgrimage Hill
Suşehri, Sivas
A place of pilgrimage on the summit of Kösedağ, Sivas's highest mountain, known as the site of the 1243 Battle of Kösedağ.
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Madran Dağı (Mount Madran)
Çine, Aydın
A 1792-meter mountain named after the Madran Baba shrine on its summit, with yaylas and chestnut forests.
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Mahya Dağı (Mount Mahya)
Pınarhisar, Kırklareli
At 1,031 meters, the highest peak of the Istranca (Yıldız) Mountains; a forested summit looking toward Bulgaria.
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Melendiz Mountains
Çiftlik, Niğde
A broad mountain mass rising between Niğde and Bor, with a highest point of 2,898 meters, in the same volcanic chain as Hasandağı.
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Murat Dağı (Mount Murat)
Gediz, Kütahya
At 2,312 meters, the highest mountain of Kütahya and Uşak; a watershed whose waters drain to three different seas and a lake.
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Murat Dağı (Banaz slopes)
Banaz, Uşak
At 2312 m, the highest mountain of Uşak and Kütahya; its waters drain to the Aegean, Black Sea and Lake Eber basins.
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Musa Dağı (Musa Dagh)
Samandağ, Hatay
A mountain covered in bay laurel and maquis that descends steeply to the sea between Samandağ and Arsuz; village roads and paths offer hiking opportunities.
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Nif Dağı (Mount Nif)
Kemalpaşa, İzmir
A mountain known as Olympos in antiquity, with cherry orchards on its foothills and remains of the ancient city of Nif.
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Nurhak Dağı (Mount Nurhak)
Nurhak, Kahramanmaraş
The high peak of the Eastern Taurus in the Kahramanmaraş section, known for its highland pastures and wide views.
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Şaphane Dağı (Mount Şaphane)
Şaphane, Kütahya
One of the highest mountains in western Anatolia, reaching 2,120 meters at Ulugedik Tepesi, where the Gediz River rises.
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Sarıkız Tepesi (Kaz Dağı)
Edremit, Balıkesir
A hill on the summit ridge of Kaz Dağı, home to the shrine of the Sarıkız legend and overlooking the Gulf of Edremit.
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Sis Dağı (Mount Sis)
Çanakçı, Giresun
The 2,182-meter highest peak of the Aladağ range; a festival is held in July on the Sis Dağı Highland near the summit.
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Mount Süphan
Adilcevaz, Bitlis
An extinct stratovolcano with an ice-capped summit rising north of Lake Van, one of Türkiye's highest mountains.
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Tahtalı Dağı (Lycian Olympos)
Kemer, Antalya
A mountain rising right behind the Kemer coast, whose 2,365 m summit can also be reached by cable car.
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Yellice Dağı (Mount Yellice)
Merkez, Kütahya
A flat-topped mountain massif just south of Kütahya, reaching 1,764 meters at İncebel Tepesi.