The Carpathian Mountains are the second longest mountain range in Europe spanning 1,500 km through several countries including Slovakia, Poland, Ukraine and Romania which contains over 50% of the Carpathians. Although not as tall as the Himalayas, the Carpathian Mountains are home to wolves, bears, lynx and contain the tallest peaks of up to 2,061 meters including Petros, Brebeneskul and Hoverla mountains.

1. CARPATHIAN
MOUNTAINS
or Carpathians
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2. What are they?
The Carpathian Mountains are the second longest mountain
range in Europe. They are 1.500 km long. The Carpathians are
a habitat for some animals like, wolves, brown bears or
lynxes.
live in

3. Where can we find them?
The Carpathians pass through various countries like, Slovakia, Poland or
Ukraine, but, most of the Carpathians are found in Romania, more than a
50%

4. Are there tall mountains?
Yes, there are. There aren’t as tall as the Everest, but, the
tallest mountains are 2000 metres tall, more or less.
Petros “thunderstorm
mountain”
2020 metres
Brebeneskul mountain.
2032 metres. Hoverla mountain.
2061 metres above the sea level

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