Is there only a few mountains in northern Europe?

No, there are several mountain ranges in northern Europe. Here are a few examples:

- The Scandinavian Mountains, which stretch from southeastern Norway through Sweden into Finland and northwestern Russia.

- The Urals, which form the natural boundary between Europe and Asia and extend from the Arctic Ocean to the Caspian Sea.

- The Scottish Highlands, which cover much of the northern half of Scotland.

- The Pennines, which run from the Peak District in England to the Scottish border.

- The Mourne Mountains, located in Northern Ireland.

- The Kjölen Mountains, which form the border between Norway and Sweden.

- The Jotunheimen Mountains, located in southern Norway and home to some of the highest peaks in Northern Europe.

- The Cairngorms, located in the Scottish Highlands and home to the highest mountain in the UK (Ben Nevis).

These are just a few examples of mountain ranges found in northern Europe, and there are many smaller mountain ranges and peaks scattered throughout the region.