Kopaonik (known as Kopaonik Mountain) is a high mountain mass that extends from northwest to southeast with a length of about 75 km, reaching between about 40 km in the territory of Serbia and northern Kosovo. the lowest peak of the Kopaonik is the Panchic Peak (Argentine Peak) with 2017 m altitude, which is also the northernmost point of the territory of Kosovo.
The Karadag Mountains, often known as the Skopje Karadag, extend from the Kacanik Gorge, namely the Lepenc River to the west and the Koncul Gorge to the Morava e Binca River in the south-east, about 50 km long, between Anamorava. to the north, the Presevo Valley to the south-east and the Skopje Plain to the south. The relief structure is quite fragmented. This is done by the river valleys as the lower parts and the peaks of the mountains as the highest parts of the relief. New sediments in the west, mesozoic in the middle and old paleozoic in the east indicate a variety in geological construction. The flow of the rivers that gave this part a broken structure has been influenced by the formation of the relief. Descending from the high areas, they have deepened their beds and carried eroded material with them. The most important rivers of this province are: Golemareka, Letnica, Karadak, Lashtica, Pasjani, Llapushnica etc. They all spill into the Morava of Binca.
Pashtrik , is a mountain located in Kosovo and Albania. Its highest peak is located on their mutual border, it is also called Paštrik and it is 1,986 m (6,516 ft) high. The White Drin river passes along by it. Two-thirds of the mountain belongs to Albania. It is located in north-eastern Albania. The village of Krumë is positioned next to it. One-third of the mountain is in Kosovo. It is located in south-western Kosovo. The village of Gjonaj is positioned next to the mountain. It was built from Paleozoic core, covered by Mesozoic limestone, mostly under the vegetation. Small mammals living in the mountain include the common vole, northern white-breasted hedgehog, balkan mole, and european mole. The blind mole occurs in the grasslands in old growth stands of beech forest.
They lies in the South-East of Kosovo starting from the vicinity of Prizren and go steeply with peaks or rows of pyramids lined up one after another or as it was called from antiquity the Illyrian people, the peaks of the saw, of resemblance to the saws, form consecutive characteristic images in the heart of the Balkans. The Sharr Mountains have been known since antiquity in documents of various authors, since the 5th century BC. named after Mont Skardus, of Herodotus, who also describes the Illyrian tribes and their restrictions.
The Albanian Alps are a continuation of the Dinarite Mountains extending north of Albania, west of Kosovo and south-east of Montenegro. The Albanian Alps extend to the Ibar valley about 50 km in length. On the Kosovo side they rise from the bottom of the plain (500–600 m) and reach over 2,000 m, in some places cut by deep river valleys of the Peja, Decani, Erenik River and have the southern border as Drin. This mountainous group consists of several mountains: Gjeravica (the highest mountain in Kosovo 2,656 m), Junik Mountain, Strellci, Lumbardhi, Kopranik, Hajla, Zhleb, Rusolina, Mokna etc. All of these mountains exceed 2,000 m. They are steep, in the upper part are in the form of plains, where good pastures are found and skiing can be done in winter.
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