If you're wondering about mountains that existed in Germany
millions of years ago, the Triassic sequence of the Iberian
Mountain Range consists of the three classical lithofacies typical
of the German Triassic: a lower siliciclastic series
(Buntsandstein), a middle carbonate and evaporite series
(Muschelkalk), and an upper evaporite-rich series (Keuper).
But if you're wondering what mountains exist today in
Germany:
Mountains of Baden-Württemberg‎
Mountains of Bavaria‎
Central Uplands‎
Mountains of the Harz‎
Mountains of Hesse‎
Mountains of Lower Saxony‎
Mountains of the Eifel‎
Mountains and hills of North Rhine-Westphalia‎
Mountains and hills of Rhineland-Palatinate‎
Mountains and hills of Saarland‎
Mountains of Saxony‎
Mountains and hills of Saxony-Anhalt‎
 Mountains of
Thuringia‎