Highest roads of North Macedonia
Located in the heart of the Balkans, in southeastern Europe, Republic of North Macedonia is an elevated plateau surrounded by mountains. This landlocked country is bordered by Albania, Bulgaria, Greece, Serbia and Kosovo. Its climate is continental. Two mountain systems cut through the region: the Pindus and the Ródope.
Highest mountain roads of FYR Macedonia:
| Mountain road | Elevation | Zone | Surface |
| Peristeri | 2.586m (8,484ft) | South-west | Gravel |
| Solunska Glava | 2.526m (8,287ft) | Central | Gravel |
| Kajmakčalan | 2.524m (8,281 ft) | South | Asphalt |
| Skarpa | 2.460m (8,070ft) | North-west | Gravel |
| Piribeg | 2.342m (7,683ft) | North-west | Gravel |
| Golemo Ezero | 2.272m (7,454ft) | South-west | Gravel |
| Ruen Peak | 2.246m (7,368ft) | North-east | Gravel |
| Ljuboten | 2.112m (6,929ft) | North-west | Gravel |
| Bistra Lake | 2.089m (6,853ft) | North-west | Gravel |
| Lako Signoj | 1.975m (6,479ft) | South-west | Gravel |
| Lake Bogovina | 1.945m (6,381ft) | West | Gravel |
Pic: Marijan
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