ジャブリャクの天然記念物・トップ20

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

After a somewhat strenuous climb, we repeatedly climb through mountain pines, with a short exposed section. Then don't miss the turnoff to the ice cave, which is very surprising and a highlight for me. Chamois are grazing and are not bothered. After the cave, a magnificent panorama. The descent is marked by repeated scree fields, making it a bit strenuous. Great tour

You can go there on foot (about 3 hours) but it is easier to take the chairlift, 2 stations for 10 euros up and down.

The ticket for Durmitor National Park is valid all day. We were able to enter 2 different parks with the same ticket. Same day, ticket is valid for 24 hours.

Definitely advise an 8am start from the car park if you wish to avoid traffic jams on the fixed cables at the top. Fixed cables themselves are ok and sections are not difficult, just a little exposed for people without experience.

The Durmitor is a mountain massif in the north of Montenegro that belongs to the Dinarides mountain range. The Durmitor National Park, which surrounds the massif and was declared a national park in 1952, has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1980. The highest peak of the Durmitor massif is the Bobotov Kuk at 2522 metres. 48 peaks of the Durmitor massif are higher than 2000 metres.🚴

Stunning views from the top with not many people getting there. After visiting the summit we took the way to the Black lake and it turned out to be much longer than both Openstreetmap and Komoot say. It took us 4.5 hours, not 3.3-3.5 and we’re in a good shape. The trail declines firstly through the stones, hence care is required, and then through shrubland, with a lot of small ascents and descents, and it looked like it hadn’t been used for some time.

Best to be there in the morning. Otherwise it is difficult to find a parking space.