- Serra do Mar: This is the longest mountain range in Brazil, running for over 1,500 kilometers (930 miles) along the Atlantic coast. It starts in Rio de Janeiro and continues north to the border of Brazil and Uruguay.
-Serra da Mantiqueira: This range runs parallel to the Serra do Mar, and it's located in the southeastern region of Brazil. The highest point of the Serra da Mantiqueira is the Pedra da Mina, with 2,798 meters (9,180 feet) high.
-Serra do Espinhaço: This mountain range is located in the center-east region of Brazil. It's known for its unique rock formations, including the "camel humps" and the "stone forest".
-Chapada Diamantina: This is a national park located in the state of Bahia. It's home to some of the most beautiful mountains and waterfalls in Brazil. The highest point of the Chapada Diamantina is the Pico do Barbado, with 2,033 meters (6,670 feet) high.
-Pico da Neblina: It's the highest point of Brazil, at 2,994 m (9,822 ft) above sea level, located in the Serra do Imeri (Imeri Mountains), the highest mountain range of the country, in the Brazilian Northern Amazon Region, in the state of Amazonas, close to the borders of Venezuela, near the confluence of the Negro and Casiquiare Rivers.