Many parts of the Sulitjelma massif are covered by the Sulitjelma Glacier and Stuorrajekna (or Stuorrajiegŋa, both Sami names meaning 'big glacier'). In the middle of the massif, on the Norwegian side of the border, the mountain Suliskongen stands above the glacier. It is the highest peak on the Sulitjelma massif, with an elevation of . The second-highest peak on the massif stands on the Swedish side of the border and is called Svenska Stortoppen (Swedish big peak). It is not marked by name or elevation on modern maps, but older sources indicate that it has an elevation of . Other prominent peaks are Norway's Stortoppen () to the west, Vágŋatjåhkkå () to the south, and Sårjåstjåhkkå () on the northern edge of the massif.