List of mountains in Hungary

This list of mountains in Hungary is actually a series of sortable tables of major mountain peaks of Hungary. The summit of a mountain or hill may be measured or sorted in several ways.

1. The topographic elevation of a summit measures the height of the summit above a geodetic sea level.^[1] The first table below ranks the 10 highest major summits of Hungary by elevation with a prominence of 5 m or more. The second table is the same, just with a prominence of 100 m or more.
2. The topographic prominence of a summit is a measure of how high the summit rises above its surroundings. The third table below ranks the 20 most prominent summits of Hungary.
3. The highest summit of a given area. It could be an administrative region (e.g. county as it is in fourth table) or a mountain range as it is in fifth table.
4. The topographic isolation (or radius of dominance) of a summit measures how far the summit lies from its nearest point of equal elevation.

Kékes 1014m

Péter-hegyese 960m

Felső-Borovnyák 945m

Csóványos 938m

Írott-kő 884m

Kőris-hegy 711 m

Kék-hegy 661m

Dobogókő 700 m

Zengő 682m

Dobogó 594m

János-hegy 527m

Csóka-hegy 479m

Köves-domb 479m

Köves-tető 444m

Alman-tető 316m

Bárci-tető 220m

Ólom-hegy 172m

Sós-hegy 172m

Hármas-határ 136m

Bukor-hegy 130m

Landmark #B86 108m

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Location of Highest mountain of each county and Budapest

Lists of mountain ranges in Hungary

Rank	Range	Map	Mountain	Height (m)	Coordinates
1	Mátra		Kékes	1014	47°52′21″N 20°00′30″E / 47.87250°N 20.00833°E / 47.87250; 20.00833 (1. Kékes (1014 m))
2	Bükk		Szilvási-kő	961	48°04′16″N 20°26′06″E / 48.07111°N 20.43500°E / 48.07111; 20.43500 (2. Szilvási-kő (961 m))
3	Börzsöny		Csóványos	938	47°56′57″N 18°56′54″E / 47.94917°N 18.94833°E / 47.94917; 18.94833 (3. Csóványos (938 m))
4	Zemplén Mountains		Nagy-Milic	895	48°34′36″N 21°27′29″E / 48.57667°N 21.45806°E / 48.57667; 21.45806 (4. Nagy-Milic (895 m))
5	Alpokalja		Írott-kő	884	47°21′10″N 16°26′02″E / 47.35278°N 16.43389°E / 47.35278; 16.43389 (5. Írott-kő (884.0 m))
6	Pilis Mountains		Pilis-tető	756	47°41′19″N 18°52′25″E / 47.68861°N 18.87361°E / 47.68861; 18.87361 (6. Pilis-tető (756 m))
7	Karancs Hills		Karancs	727	48°09′32″N 19°47′27″E / 48.15889°N 19.79083°E / 48.15889; 19.79083 (7. Karancs (727 m))
8	Bakony		Kőris-hegy	711	47°17′40″N 17°45′23″E / 47.29444°N 17.75639°E / 47.29444; 17.75639 (8. Kőris-hegy (711 m))
9	Visegrád Hills		Dobogókő	700	47°43′10″N 18°54′10″E / 47.71944°N 18.90278°E / 47.71944; 18.90278 (9. Dobogókő (700 m))
10	Mecsek		Zengő	682	46°10′50″N 18°22′45″E / 46.18056°N 18.37917°E / 46.18056; 18.37917 (10. Zengő (682 m))
11	Cserhát		Naszály	652	47°50′03″N 19°09′13″E / 47.83417°N 19.15361°E / 47.83417; 19.15361 (11. Naszály (652 m))
12	Gerecse		Gerecse	633	47°40′45″N 18°29′21″E / 47.67917°N 18.48917°E / 47.67917; 18.48917 (12. Gerecse (633 m))
13	Aggtelek Karst		Fertős-tető	604	48°30′42″N 20°33′55″E / 48.51167°N 20.56528°E / 48.51167; 20.56528 (13. Fertős-tető (604 m))
14	Buda Hills		Nagy-Kopasz	559	47°33′07″N 18°51′55″E / 47.55194°N 18.86528°E / 47.55194; 18.86528 (14. Nagy-Kopasz (559 m))
15	Sopron Mountains		Magas-bérc[6]	557	47°39′06″N 16°27′51″E / 47.65167°N 16.46417°E / 47.65167; 16.46417 (15. Magas-bérc (557 m))
16	Vértes Hills		Nagy-Csákány	487	47°30′02″N 18°27′45″E / 47.50056°N 18.46250°E / 47.50056; 18.46250 (16. Nagy-Csákány (487 m))
17	Keszthely Mountains		Köves-tető	444	46°49′07″N 17°19′47″E / 46.81861°N 17.32972°E / 46.81861; 17.32972 (17. Köves-tető (444 m))
18	Velence Hills		Meleg-hegy	352	47°15′30″N 18°35′49″E / 47.25833°N 18.59694°E / 47.25833; 18.59694 (18. Meleg-hegy (352 m))
19	Cserehát		Kecske-pad	340	48°25′30″N 20°52′35″E / 48.42500°N 20.87639°E / 48.42500; 20.87639 (19. Kecske-pad (340 m))
20	Outer-Somogy		Almán-tető	316	46°46′19″N 17°52′52″E / 46.77194°N 17.88111°E / 46.77194; 17.88111 (20. Almán-tető (316 m))