Elbrus Mountain

Mount Elbrus is the highest peak in Europe, standing at 5,642 meters (18,510 feet) in the Caucasus Mountains in Russia. It's a dormant volcano with two main summits, covered in glaciers and snow. Elbrus is a popular destination for climbers and adventure seekers, offering challenging routes and breathtaking views. Its prominence makes it a notable geographical landmark, and it’s part of the Seven Summits— the tallest peaks on each continent. Despite its impressive height, it is considered one of the more accessible mountains among the world’s highest, with established routes and support for those attempting to reach the top.