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The Karwendel Massif is an extensive mountain range straddling Austria and Germany, recognized for containing the largest nature reserve in the Northern Limestone Alps.
Located between the Lombardy and Trentino regions of Italy, the Adamello Massif is notable for containing the largest glacier in the Italian Alps.
The Vitosha Massif is a mountain in Bulgaria notable for being the first area in the Balkans to be designated as a national park, an event that occurred in 1934.
The Bucegi Massif is a mountain group in the southern Carpathians of Romania, widely known for its dramatic natural rock formations like the Sphinx and Babele.
The Massif du Luberon is a prominent mountain range in Provence, southern France, notable for its distinctive ochre cliffs and its designation as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in 1977.
The Massif du Vercors is a prominent limestone plateau in the French Prealps, notably recognized for its deep gorges and as a major stronghold for the French Resistance during World War II.
The Apuseni Massif is a mountainous region in western Romania, famous for its extensive karst topography and hosting some of the country's deepest cave systems.
Situated in the French Alps near the Italian border, the Massif du Queyras forms a distinct geographical region that is protected as a regional nature park since 1977.
Located in the French Alps, the Massif de la Chartreuse is a limestone range famous for hosting the Grande Chartreuse monastery, founded in 1084 by Saint Bruno, and the Chartreuse liqueur.
The Massif des Bauges is a limestone mountain range in the French Prealps, distinguished as a Regional Natural Park established in 1995 to preserve its unique karst landscapes and biodiversity.
The Massif du Pilat is a French mountain range forming a regional natural park southeast of Lyon, notable for its peak Crêt de la Perdrix rising to 1,432 meters.
The Massif du Morvan is a forested highland area in east-central France that is protected as a regional nature park, notable for its Celtic historical heritage.
As an ancient highland region in central France, the Massif du Livradois is largely composed of granitic plateaus and is protected within the Livradois-Forez Regional Natural Park.
