level, while the hillsides are only 100 m above the fields. The highlands are mostly covered with forests, which differentiates them from the surrounding landscape. Within the Slavonia highlands, the Papuk Mountain stretches from west to east and is the most spacious and most interesting mountain. From the main mountain-ridge well intended are two spurs and a tract watered by a drainage basin in the direction north south. As a remarkable point, emphasis lies on peaks Točak (887 m), Papuk (953 m), Ivačka glava (913 m), Češljakovački vis (820 m), and Kapovac (792 m), which are spread out continuously, and act as a drainage divide between the numerous tributary streams flowing to the river Drava to the north, and the river Sava to the south. Ravna Gora Ravna Gora is a mountain in the Slavonia region in eastern Croatia. It is located between Psunj and Papuk, northeast of Pakrac and southeast of Daruvar. The highest peak is Čučevo at the altitude of . It is bound from the north by the Pakra river, and from the east by river Orljava. Geographers usually classify Ravna Gora as mountain ridge of the Papuk mountain range. In its western part Papuk mountain range is about 20 km wide, formed by three parallel ridges: Lisina (Crni vrh 863 m), Ljutoč (716 m) and Ravna Gora. See also List of National Geoparks Sustainable tourism References External links Papuk Geopark Nature Park Papuk Papuk Geopark at the European Geoparks Network Papuk Geopark at unesco.org Global Network of National Geoparks Mountains of Croatia Mountain ranges of Croatia Nature parks of Croatia Slavonia Ridges of Europe Pannonian island mountains Landforms of Požega-Slavonia County Tourist attractions in Požega-Slavonia County