Mount Aragats (Armenian: Արագած, pronounced [ɑɾɑˈɡɑt͡s]) is an isolated four-peaked volcano massif in Armenia. Its northern summit, at 4,090 m (13,420 ft) above sea level, is the highest point of the Lesser Caucasus and Armenia.

Walked up to southern peak via an undefined track across hard snow and rocks amongst the track. The view proved worth the effort with snow patches, peaks and valleys. The walk back can be done in reverse or a loop along a ridge line with fairly stable, flat rocks and a few challenging spots but easy enough if you're careful.

Mount Aragats, mountain in Armenia, northwest of Yerevan and north of the Ararat Plain. The highest point in both Armenia and the Lesser Caucasus range (13,418 feet [4,090 m]), Aragats is a circular, shieldlike mountain composed of both lavas and tufas.

Mount Aragats is considered the highest peak of the Republic of Armenia. The mountain massif occupies an area of 820 sq. km. It is an extinct volcano, the eruption of which gave rise to the 4 peaks. The highest is the northern peak, which has a height of 4090 m.

Aragats is the highest peak of modern Armenia, located about 40 km (25 mi) NNW of the country´s capital Yerevan. The dormant stratovolcano covers an area of 200 km² (80 mi²), and has a 350 (1150 ft) deep crater.

Rising to 4,090 meters (13,420 feet) above sea level, Mount Aragats is the highest peak in Armenia and the pinnacle of the Lesser Caucasus. This majestic, four-peaked volcanic massif lies northwest of Yerevan, bordered by the Kasagh River to the east, the Akhurian River to the west, the Ararat Plain to the south, and the Shirak Plain to the north.

2019年11月5日 · Mount Aragats is the tallest mountain in the current Republic of Armenia. Notable for its four peaks, this mountain provides anyone who visits with the most stunning views and the most unforgettable experience.

2024年9月14日 · Mount Aragats Summit, the highest peak in Armenia, is a sight to behold. Towering at an elevation of 4,090 meters above sea level, this stratovolcano’s fascinating landscape and the extraordinary views it offers make it one of the top travel places in Armenia.

The massif of Mount Aragats is rich in alpine meadows around which fragrant flowers are all scattered. Among them are violets, wild lilies, poppies and bell-flowers. According to historians, Aragats used to be covered with exuberant forests where wild animals lived.

Mountain Aragats is a massif in the western part of Armenia, between Ararat and Shirak valleys, Akhuryan and Kasagh rivers. It is a regular cone with jagged summits and slightly oblique slopes. Aragats is the highest mountain of Armenia and the fourth highest one in the Armenian Highland.