ジャブリャクのおすすめ登山＆山歩きルート

The accompanying page in the ARD media library for the television series "Treasures of the World – Heritage of Humanity" states: Rugged peaks marked by glaciers and karst formation, high alpine pastures, and primeval forests characterize a mountain landscape in the far north of the Republic of Montenegro: the Durmitor Massif. Nestled in the mountains are glacial lakes and karst gorges, springs and streams, and rivers roar in wild, inaccessible valleys. The name Durmitor likely originates from the Celtic language and means "Mountains of Many Waters." Interested viewers can access the corresponding film via the following link (duration: 15 minutes / language: German) =>> https://www.ardmediathek.de/video/schaetze-der-welt/nationalpark-durmitor-montenegro-folge-367/3sat/Y3JpZDovL3N3ci5kZS82NjM0ODA4

Scenic summit above the Medjed ridge — panoramic views across Durmitor. Exposed sections with chains on the way, recommended only in stable, dry weather.

Breathtaking views and well-maintained and marked trails

The ridge section north of this is actually forbidden, but since we approached from the north we only saw this sign after completing the ridge.

We went to the right here (assuming you are walking uphill). However this part of the ridge crossing is quite challenging and it turned out later that this particular part of the ridge is forbidden. The safer option is to go left here, and skip this part of the ridge.

We just completed this hike in early June. The ascent (via Todorov Do) is very technical and challenging for inexperienced hikers (30/40 degree slope, rocky and unstable terrain, some climbing, etc.). The descent (which is actually the ascent to the summit of the other side, which is another hike - a loop with a lake viewpoint, starting from the Dobri Do parking lot) is much simpler. Note that the end of the hike in the plain to return to the car is not at all signposted, the path is not easily visible, and the GPS track does not always match; you are mostly off-piste.

This is where my tour ends, but you can also start it here. Cars can also be parked here and then you can continue on foot. I always find it better to take different routes to the summit and back so you can see more of the surroundings and this is a good place to do it.

From the picture you can easily see how steep it is here. The rock is also not that stable and you have to be careful where you walk so that no rocks fall down. But it still happens. That's why you should wear a helmet. If there are too many people around, it's better to wait a bit and keep your distance. The route is fun and not that easy.