Beljanica Mountain divides Homolje and Resava regions in Eastern Serbia with its 100 meters high ranges. The highest peak is 1339 meters high. The karst feature of Beljanica Mountain caused numerous caves and caverns. The central plateau is mostly without vegetation while slopes of Beljanica Mountain are covered with oak and beech forests that sometimes make true rain-forests.

Bobija Mountain lies west from Belgrade near Valjevo. Bobija Mountain is famous for its picturesque scenery and numerous high peaks amongst chain of Valjevo mountains /Medvednik, Jablanik and Povlen/.  The highest peak is Tornička Bobija (1272 meters).

Goč Mountain (1124 m) as a part of northern Kopaonik Mountain lies some 200 km south from Belgrade. Thick larch forests, numerous creeks, small lake and large lawns are part of perfect Nature reservation of Goč Mountain.

Golija Mountain is the highest mountain in the Southwest Serbia in the so-called Stari Vlah area. Golija Mountain is S-shaped and 32 km long, located between rivers of Ibar and Moravica and mountain of Radocelo and Pester Plateau. The highest peak of Golija Mountain is Jankov Kamen - Janko's Rock which is 1834 meters high from where majestic panorama spreads all over the region - up to Prokletije, Komovi, Kopaonik and Zlatar Mountains... Golija is serious and wild mountain that gets the highest rate of precipitation in Serbia. By its stunning landscape rich in vast coniferous forests and heights Golija Mountain can only be compared to Kopaonik Mountain but it is twice larger than Kopaonik Mt. Thanks to its outstanding unspoiled beauties and extreme wild settings in 2001 UNESCO declared Golija Mountain the I category Park of Nature and the Biosphere Reserve amongst the World's Nature Reservations called "Golija-Studenica" covering 75.183 ha.

Hajla is a mountain situated on the border between Montenegro and Serbian Province of Kosovo and Metohija and belongs to the North-Eastern part of Prokletije Mountain range. Actually, with the height of 2403 meters it is the highest mountain of this part of Prokletije. Many people consider Hajla to be one of the most beautiful mountains of Montenegro...

Jadovnik mountain is situated in south-western Serbia, south-east from Prijepolje, 15km west from Sjenica. Jadovnik Mountain is 12 km long with the highest peak 1734 meters high Katunić. Jadovnik Mountain is mostly plateau whose peak is covered with meadows of the average height of 1500 meters while slopes are covered with pine and beech forests...

Jastrebac is the highest mountain in central Serbia, close to town of Krusevac. Amongst all Balkan mountains Jastrebac Mountain features the dense forests and abundance of waters and springs. It is specially convenient for nature-lovers and recreant visitors enjoying easy mountaineering and walking along vast meadows full of springs and waterfalls.

Javor Mountain is the most curative one in Serbia and the whole area covered with gorgeous violet flower Crocus sativus that is right sign that the space is extremely clean and intact. Javor Mountain is also historically important since it marked the border between Serbia and the Ottoman Empire until 1912. Legend says that wounded hero Boško Jugović came to Javor Mountain from Kosovo Polje /Kosovo Field where tragic Kosovo Battle took place/ to recover and treat hid wounds. He new that Javor Mountain is rich in clear streams and cures the haviest ilness with help of its medicinal herbs. Javor Mountain spreads along 16 km of the north-eastern border of Nova Varoš Municipality. To the East Javor Mountain leans on the western slopes of the Golija Mountain-beauty while to the west it borders with the limestone massif of Murtenica Mountain.

Kopaonik (known as the Silver mountain, named by Roman, Venetian, and Turkish sources) is the biggest mountain massif in Serbia which is spread from northwest to southeast of Serbia along 75km, and is 40 km wide in its middle part. Part of its surface is protected zone proclaimed Kopaonik National Park, comprising abundance of intact nature and beautiful landscape, being the biggest and most important ski center in Serbia. Its highest peak is Pancicev vrh /Pancic's Peak/ with 2017m altitude where there is the Mausoleum of well-known Serbian naturalist Josif Pancic. Whole mountain massif is named by huge mineral wealth which was exploited since the Middle ages.