Hora Perchem

{{Infobox mountain | name = Perchem | native_name = {{Native name checker|{}}} | photo = Главная вершина (576,7 м) и седловина массива Перчем с вершины 571.6 м.jpg | photo_caption = The main summit (576.7 m) and the saddle of the Perchem massif from the summit of 571.6 m | map = Crimea | coordinates = | language = | country1 = | country2 = | country = | listing = Mountains of Ukraine | range = Crimean Mountains | location = Crimea }} Perchem (Perchem-Kaya, Perchem-Oba, ; ) is a mountain massif located in Crimea. It bounds the Sudak valley from the west and stretches from northeast to southwest. The massif consists of a main peak, which stands at 576.7 metres, and several smaller, dome-shaped peaks. Since 1972, the northeastern slope of the massif in the USSR, Ukraine, and later in Russia has been designated as a specially protected natural area. It is known as the Park-Monument of Garden and Park Art. This area is of regional importance in the Republic of Crimea and is referred to as the 'Perchem Urban Forest'.

== Etymology == "Perchem" translates from the Crimean Tatar language to mean "fringes". The tops of the massif still have a wooded cover, while steppe glades can be found at the summit and southern spurs of the Shibliak. The words "" () and "" () are translated as "rock" and "hill" respectively.