what is the highest mountain in Europe
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Most people get this one wrong because it really depends on where you draw the line for the border. But if we're talking about the generally accepted peak in the Caucasus range, that would be Mount Elbrus. It's sitting right there in Russia and it's definitely the one that takes the crown for Europe.
I've flown over those mountains a few times and let me tell ya, seeing that massive snow-capped peak from up there is something else. Some folks might argue for Mont Blanc because of the political borders, but Elbrus stands way higher at over 5,600 meters. Honestly, it's pretty impressive even just looking at it from a distance.
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Mount Elbrus is generally accepted as the highest peak in Europe. It's located in the Caucasus Mountains, right in southern Russia. Whenever I'm flying over that region, it really stands out even from way up there because of its massive size and those two distinct volcanic summits covered in snow.
There's been some debate over the years about whether it counts as Europe or Asia since it sits near the border, but most experts and climbers agree it's the highest point on the European continent. It's definitely a beast to climb if you're into mountaineering, way tougher than the Alps from what I've heard from my buddies who actually trek up there.
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