The Northern Highland Lakes region, also known as the "Highlands", is not a mountain range, so it doesn't have a single highest point. It is a region in Wisconsin, USA, characterized by rolling hills and numerous lakes.

The highest point in the region is Timm's Hill, which is located in Oconto County. It rises 1,951 feet (595 meters) above sea level.

However, the Northern Highlands region is known for its diverse topography, with elevations ranging from around 1,000 to 1,900 feet (300 to 580 meters) above sea level.