Step into nature and explore our favorite hiking routes, handpicked for their stunning views, peaceful paths, and unforgettable experiences. From gentle walks to challenging summit climbs, these trails reveal the most spectacular corners of the Durmitor mountains.

Venture to the iconic Sarban–Prutaš ridge, climb from Sedlo to Bobotov Kuk—Durmitor’s highest peak—or follow the panoramic path from Momčilov Grad to Jablan Lake and Crvena Greda. For something truly magical, hike from Black Lake to the Ice Cave, where ice formations linger even in summer.

Each trail is chosen for its beauty, accessibility, and connection to the unique mountain landscape. Whether you're a seasoned trekker or out for a scenic adventure, these routes showcase the very best of what our region has to offer.

Lace up your boots—your adventure starts here.

The Durmitor region is not only rich in scenery—but also alive with wildlife. Keep your eyes open as you explore: you might spot wild goats navigating rocky slopes, golden eagles soaring above the peaks, or shy marmots peeking out from alpine meadows.

Wander quietly through the forest and you could hear the drumming of a woodpecker or catch a glimpse of a fox crossing your path at dusk. In spring and summer, the air comes alive with butterflies and birdsong, and wild herbs and flowers paint the landscape with color.

Best Spots for Wildlife Watching:

• Curevac Viewpoint – Ideal for eagles and mountain goats
• Crvena Greda ridge – Known for marmot colonies and wildflowers
• Forests near Jablan Lake – Look for deer and forest birds
• Black Lake and Vrazje lake area (early morning) – Perfect for peaceful observation and birdwatching.

These rare encounters are part of what makes this place special—so take your time, tread lightly, and let nature reveal itself.

Tip: Early mornings and evenings are the best times for wildlife sightings. Don’t forget your binoculars!

You're not just visiting the mountains—you’re stepping into a region recognized for its natural and cultural significance on a global scale.

Durmitor National Park, home to our hotel, is a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Known for its towering limestone peaks, ancient forests, glacial lakes, and the dramatic Tara River Canyon, it’s a sanctuary for rare wildlife and a paradise for outdoor adventure. From high alpine trails to deep river gorges, this landscape is both spectacular and protected.

But the heritage doesn’t stop with nature. Nearby, you’ll also find Stećci—the mysterious medieval tombstones scattered across the countryside. These intricately carved stone monuments, part of a transnational UNESCO listing, reflect the spiritual and artistic legacy of the medieval Balkans. Set in quiet fields and forest clearings, they offer a unique glimpse into the region’s cultural past.

Experience a destination where natural wonder meets timeless history—both protected, both unforgettable.