We aren’t able to land anything on Olympus Mons because there’s not enough atmosphere above it to slow down a probe’s descent before parachutes would be safe to open.
Also Mars has the largest known impact craters in the Solar System - Utopia Planitia which is 3,300 km across and Hellas Planitia which is 2300 km across and 7 km deep.
There’s some debate that the entire northern hemisphere of Mars is another impact basin (40% of the planet) from the collision of something that may have been 1600 to 2700 km across. A massive impact would explain some oddities about Mars’ northern hemisphere and the origins of its moons Phobos and Deimos