Hiking

Prijevor is the starting point for several hiking trails, including the route to Maglic, allowing climbers to reach the summit in under 3 hours. Additionaly, there are paths leading to Trnovacko lake, one of the most beautiful glacial lakes in the Balkans, accessible within a 2 hour walk.

On the plateau Prijevor, you will find an old shepherd’s village, one of the last remaining settlement of its kind. If you decide to explore the plateau, you will have the chance to witness the traditional methods of producing and storing dairy products, complemented by the warm hospitality of the locals and glass of homemade brandy to complete your visit.

Trnovacko lake is a heart-shaped lake located in northern Montenegro at an altitude of 1517 meters. It is one of the most visited hiking destination in Balkans, popular with summer campers.

Encijan Adventure Team will transport you in our off-road vehicles to the Dragoš sedlo, providing a panoramic vista of the primeval Perucica forest. Our journey will then lead us to Prijevor, followed by a  an easy two-hour walk to Suha jezerina, and half-hour medium difficulty climb to the lake. When you take a look around on these mountains that surround the lake, you have the feeling that they are tasked to protect the lake with their strong shoulders and hide this jewel of nature.

Perucica stands as one of the last remaining primeval forests in Europe. It is located in Bosnia and Herzegovina, near the border with Montenegro, and it is part of the Sutjeska National park. The sweeping panorama of Perućica unfolds for all visitors from the vantage point of Dragos sedlo. However, exploring the rainforest is an exclusive opportunity granted only to those accompanied by a licenced guide. Although, it may not look scary, there is a big possibility that you can be lost in a second and maybe for days wander unsuccessfully looking for exit.

Name full of symbolism, picturesque, but true. Vast expanses, interwoven with green forests and a greener meadows and pastures, are areas where shepherds from the neighboring villages used to pasture their numerous flocks. Today, only a few of them. On some days of summer, the whole area looks like a huge anthill. But these „ants„ do not work, they recreate!

Take the opportunity to visit the old village Vranovina and hike at an altitude along the edge of Europe’s deepest canyon. From there you will be treated to a stunning view of the Tara river canyon, as well as the National parks Durmitor and Sutjeska and some of their highest peaks.