Regionen · Kapitel 5
Mountains & National Parks
Montenegro's name means "Black Mountain" — and the hinterland lives up to this name. Wild gorges, untouched primeval forests, glacial lakes, and over 50 peaks above 2,000 meters await hikers, rafting enthusiasts, and all those seeking the "other" Montenegro beyond the coast.
4 Abschnitte in diesem Kapitel
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Durmitor National Park (UNESCO)
The Durmitor National Park is Montenegro's most spectacular natural wonder and has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site si…
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Biogradska Gora — Europe's Primeval Forest
The Biogradska Gora National Park protects one of the last three primeval forests in Europe — a forest that has never b…
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Prokletije — The "Accursed Mountains"
The Prokletije (literally: "Accursed Mountains", also known as the Albanian Alps) are Montenegro's wildest and most ina…
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Further Highlights in the Hinterland
Lovćen National Park & Njegoš Mausoleum The Lovćen (1,749 m) is Montenegro's home mountain — the "Black Mountain" that…
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