Helenidy (also known as the Albanian-Greek or Sharr-Pindus system) is an extensive mountain range extending from the Dinarides across Kosovo, Macedonia, Albania, and Greece. It encompasses the southern part of the Balkan Peninsula, the Peloponnese, and the Greek islands including Crete. The mountains are picturesque, full of limestone peaks, gorges, caves, and canyons. They are divided into two mountain systems - the Sharr (with the highest peak Velký Korab, 2764 m) and the Greek (with the highest summit Mytikas, 2917 m, in the Olympus range). The most prominent mountain of the Helenids is Psiloritis (2456 m) on Crete. For peak baggers, it is interesting that there are 22 ultra-prominent mountains in the Helenids! There are only more in the Alps.