プラヴの絶景の山頂・トップ14

Not a steep summit, but a rounded knoll at the end of a grassy ridge, yet offering the most beautiful view of the peaks of the Prokletije Mountains! In the center: Kollata (2552 m).

The highest peak in Montenegro. When you're there, you can really enjoy the view and the nature. In my case, there weren't many people on the way and it was quiet. I don't find the route strenuous. Only the last hour requires a bit of climbing and walking on steep rocks. In wet weather, there are places that could be slippery and dangerous.

Nice view over the mountains before the descent/ascent from Babino Polje.

Beautiful view over the magnificent peaks along the Peaks of the Balkans

Again and again, the PoB offers fantastic views across national borders - it is precisely this crossing of national borders that is the basic idea of the path and so it can't do any harm if you simply forget in the meantime which country you are hiking in

Shortly before the summit you already have a first view of Plav... but it gets even better at the top

Here you have finally reached the summit and can enjoy the view of Plav

The Grbaja Valley is one of the most impressive in the Balkans. A 30-minute transfer leads to a narrow valley wedged between the karst towers of Karanfili (2,461 m). It is probably one of the most rugged and dramatic peaks of the Prokletije and a dream of many climbers. A last steep ascent leads up through a shady, fairytale beech forest to the twin peaks of Popadija and Taljanka (2,056 m). The route traverses the narrow ridge to a series of lookout points back onto the shady forest trail where the balloon hike ends. Celebrate the adventure with a cold drink in a beer garden on the valley floor before heading back to the guest house in Vusanje.