Hiking

Prijevor is the starting point for several hiking trails and paths, such as the paths to Maglić, along which ones can climb to the top in less than 3 hours, or paths to Trnovačko Lake, one of the most beautiful glacial lakes in the Balkans, which is also accessible in less than 3 hours walk. On the plateau there is an old shepherd’s village, one of the last remaining settlement of this type, in which you will, if you choose to visit, have the opportunity to see and learn how the traditional dairy products are produced and stored, as well as opportunity to taste the cheese and milk cream, and of course homemade brandy, which will be offered to you by a very hospitable people…

Trnovacko lake is a lake in northern Montenegro, best known for its heart-like shape. Located at an altitude of 1517 meters, it is very popular with summer campers. Encijan Adventure Team will take you with our off-road vehicles to primeval forest Perucica, and then we will continue to Prijevor. After an easy two hour walk from Prijevor to Suha jezerina, followed by a half an hour medium difficulty climb, we arrive at 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 is one of the last remaining primeval forests in Europe. It is located in Bosnia and Herzegovina, near the border with Montenegro, and is part of the Sutjeska national park. The forest can only be explored in a company of rangers. The tallest measured Norway Spruce (63m) is located in this forest. Not many people had the opportunity to enjoy Perucica’s wild beauty, and keep in mind that you should not go on your own initiative without guides. 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, area where shepherds from the neighboring villages, used to pasture their numerous flocks. Today, only a few of them… They were replaced by numerous tourist hikers, walkers, cyclists and motorcyclists. In some days of summer, the whole area looks like a huge anthill. But these „ants„ do not work, they recreate!

Opportunity to visit ethno village Vranovina and hike on 1500m of altitude, along the edge of the Europe’s deepest Canyon.