Hello and welcome to Top Europe. In today's video we are running down a list of 13 highest points located in European countries. So pack up your back back, put on your hiking boots and let's go on a hiking adventure. But before we go click that like and subscribe button and also notification bell button so you don't miss anything we upload. And let's get started. Number 13, Mount Korap, North Macedonia and Albania. Standing at 2764 meters above sea level it is the fourth highest peak in the Balkan peninsula and the highest peak in Albania and North Macedonia. It has to summit lower is at 2756 meters above sea level and is called Korapto and that makes this mountain the only one with two peaks in Europe which are the highest point for more than one country. If you want to reach the top from the Albanian side watch out for the aggressive dogs and there is very poor local signposting. Number 12, Triglau Slovenia. It is and it was the highest peak in Slovenia and Yugoslavia before Slovenia's independence. It has three peaks and highest also called Valykite Riglau is at 2864 meters above sea level. In 1895 on top of the mountain a small metal structure was built the Aliaš Tower. It is representing a symbol of Slovenia. The acid on peak Triglau was initiated by Polyomat and industrialist segment Zoys in 1778 and it was achieved late in the same year. Triglau's three peaks are also representing coat of arms of Slovenia and was a symbol of liberation front of the Slovenian nation. Number 11, Mount Olympus Greece. Located in the Olympus range Mount Olympus has 52 peaks and highest is named Mitykas and it is standing at 2917 meters above the sea level. Ancient Greeks consider it as a place of Olympian gods. The climb on peak Mitykas is rated as hard and handholds are necessary and if you fall it can easily be fatal. Because of that Mitykas was reached in 1913. Number 10, Musala Bulgaria. Musala is the highest place in the Rila mountain at 2925 meters above sea level. It is the highest peak in Albugaria and also the entire Balkan Peninsula. If you get to the top you can see all major mountain ranges of Bulgaria. In 1960s they built a cosmic ray station right on the peak. Unfortunately in 1983 it was destroyed by electrical fire. Musala's average annual temperature is minus 2.3 Celsius and that also makes Musala the coldest place in Bulgaria and again entire Balkan Peninsula. Number 9, Zuckspitze, Germany. South of the German town Garmischpartnerkurtchen on the Austrian-Germany border at 2962 meters lies mountain Zuckspitze. It is the highest peak in Germany and high peak of the Vetenstein mountains. On the flanks of the Zuckspitze are also two of the largest glaciers in Germany. The biggest is northern Schneferner with an area of 30.7 hectares and second is Holland-Talfenner with an area of 24.7 hectares. Joseph Nauz mountain guide Johan George Tauschel and Joseph Sarajezson mayor reached the peak on 27th August 1820. Number 8, Joe Kaukea Norway. It is also known as the Glacier Church and it is located in the Mughling Hoffmann Mountains east Antarctica. At 3,148 meters above sea level it is the highest peak in Queen Mountland and also Norway. It is a broad mountain with ice on the top and several radio rocks peres. The other peak is located on the southwest and it is 2910 meters above the sea level. First acid on the peak did a team of 13 climbers led by Eiver Tolofsen. This acid happened in January 1994. Number 7, Mula Sen Spain. Standing at 3,482 meters above sea level Mula Sen is the highest place in the Ibarian Peninsula and Western Europe outside the Alps. According to legend, this peak was named after Abul Hassan Ali who was also known as Mule Hassan. He said to have been buried at the top of this mountain. It has four main routes and they are all varying of technical levels so that means it is suitable for everyone. Number 6, Gumbion Field Denmark. Located north of the Arctic circle in Watkin Mountains were massive mountains rise from the Greenland ice cap. That's why conditions on this mountain are very similar to those in Antarctica. It is easily accessible on a ski plane from Iceland and you can climb it on snowshoes only last part has to be done on crampons. First acid on this 3694 meter high peak was in 1913 by the British Arctic Air Route Expedition. Number 5, the Ede Spain. This mountain is actually a volcano located on Tenerife in the Canary Islands. At 3718 meters above sea level it is the highest summit in the islands of Atlantic and Spain. This volcano is also a fort highest volcano in the world and national park around was named World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2007. It is also the most visited natural wonder of Spain and volcano last erupted in 1909. It was first mentioned by Sir Edmund Scorri in 1626. And first major climb was in 1715 by English traveler Jay Adams and his party. Number 4, Grasglokner Austria. East of the burner pass at 3798 meters above the sea level is laying mountain Grasglokner. It is the highest peak in Austria. It has two summits with one slightly lower at 3770 meters above the sea. The name Gloknerer was first mentioned in 1561 in a map designed by Wolfgang Lasuis. But first climb on it was in 1786. If you will go on this peak you should also visit very beautiful high Alpine road which runs through historic Hector Pass. Number 3, Montarosa Switzerland. Montarosa is laying in eastern region of penine alps between Switzerland and Italy. Although more than 50% of the mountain is in Italy, it's two main peaks lay on the Swiss side in the continent of Valais. First pioneers including Clionara Da Vinci were researching mountain in late 15th century but high-speed due for speeds laying at 4634 meters was reached by altogether 11 climbers in 1855. And 17 years later the Great East Wall was reached. This Great East Wall is also highest mountain wall in Europe at 2,400 meters. Number 2, Montblanc France. It is the highest mountain in the alps and second highest in Europe rising 4,800 and 8 meters above sea level. In 1946 they got to the idea of carving a tunnel through the mountain. This tunnel would connect chamony laying in France and the premiere located in Italy. This 11,611 meters long tunnel was opened for vehicle traffic in 1965. The route is considered to be technically easy yet orderless. First ascent on summit was in 1786 by Michael Gabriel Procarpt and Jacquez Balmott. It is estimated that around 8,000 fatalities had happened on this mountain, that is more than on any other. Number 1, Elbrus, Russia. The highest mountain in Europe is Mount Elbrus. It is located in the Caucasian mountains in the Russian Republic of Kabardino, Volkharia. The volcano raises 5,642 meters above sea level and it is the highest route of volcano in Eurasia. Elbrus has two peaks and both are volcanic domes which are dormant. There is a lot of routes to the top. Second summit is 5,621 meters above sea level and it was first climbed in 1829 on the 10th of July and the main summit was climbed in 1874. And that was all for today's video of Top 13 Highest Points Located in Europe. Hope you enjoyed the video and we see you in the next one.