Durmitor National Park
Explore an ecosystem created by the Mediterranean and alpine microclimates, earning the park UNESCO World Heritage status!
Durmitor National Park
Quick overview:
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Facts:
Area:
39,000 ha
Highest peak:
Bobotov kuk (2,523 m)
Elevation:
500 m above sea level to 2,523 m above sea level
Status:
National Park since 1952
On the UNESCO World Natural and Cultural Heritage List since 1980
More interesting activities in the Durmitor National Park area
If you want to do more outdoor activities, the park contains a 100-kilometer network of marked hiking routes that climb to the highest of heights of the Durmitor massif. Interested in a scenic cable car ride? It is a favourite of many that find their way here! You can take the cable car to the eastern slope of the most visited peak - Savina Kuk. The view from this vantage point is breathtaking! During the break, drink from the Savina Water Spring, which according to legend has healing properties.
Relaxing in nature, having a picnic with a view of the enchanting Vražje (Devil's) Lake, or taking a walk around the Crno lake's marked trails gets the top ratings from visitors. Find out why! However, if you want to observe nature from a bird's eye view, with lots of adrenaline, then paragliding might be just the adventure for you!
This national park is another destination in Montenegro that has a lot to offer, regardless of the season. As the air turns cold, Durmitor becomes a popular winter ski destination, with the most reliable snow coverage and the Savin Kuk ski resort, which is excellent for experienced skiers.