보스니아 헤르체고비나 연방 최고의 등산 경로

Take your time to explore it and respect the space and its rules.

Challenging walk with beautiful views. Protection in hot weather necessary, many open spaces.

On the way back from Dinara I passed by the hut. Of course I took a good break here. In the heat the water source was just like a gift. There are lots of tables and garden benches. Inside you can find accommodation and you can also spend the night. You can't expect any luxury here because it's an emergency hut where there is no host or anything.

Attention: Komoot indicates a descent over the summit. We didn't find this path, but ended up in steep, dangerous terrain. Descending via the castle to the car park is better and the path to the monastery is not far either.

This is the second and last crux. About 20m steep uphill. I would estimate C to easy D due to the hand strength required.

Here it goes steeply up about 15-20m on iron brackets. I estimate at least C

This series of switchbacks is the only direct way to hike up to the summit of Srđ from the old town region of Dubrovnik. While the snaking trail is a little monotonous, the views over the fortified town and Lokrum island grow with each step. Plus, at the end of each section, there's a metal sculpture to admire, which keeps things interesting. If you don't fancy hiking both up and down, there's always the option of the cable car.

High above Dubrovnik's fortified old town, Srđ is a popular objective for those seeking a glorious view down onto the city. At 1,352 feet (412 m), its commanding presence made it the perfect place for Fort Imperial, a fortress constructed by the French during the Napoleonic Wars. Today, a cable car runs from the city up to the summit, perfect for if you don't want to hike both up and down the hill –or hike at all, for that matter. The most direct, and usual, ascent is via a series of switchbacks that begin just to the north of the old walled town.