North Montenegrin Mountains Voyage Tips and guide

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• 42.84727219.8694141 Berane
• 43.02916719.7455562 Bijelo Polje – Transportation hub between Belgrade and Podgorica.
• 42.56194419.8338893 Gusinje – A great hub for hiking trips into the Albanian Alps—Peaks of the Balkans, Theth, and Lepushë.
• 42.8222919.516534 Kolašin – A picturesque mountain town home to few luxurious hotels, and great hub for treks into the Biogradska Gora National Park.
• 42.59555619.9455 Plav
• 42.84422820.1678786 Rožaje – The easternmost major Montenegrin town, on the junction of the roads leading to Pejë, Kosovo and Novi Pazar, Serbia.
• 43.15833319.1302787 Žabljak – The center of Montenegrin mountain tourism, and also close to Tara canyon for rafting and white water.

• 42.89805619.6019441 Biogradska Gora National Park – Some of the last remaining untouched forests in Europe, with convenient, locally serviced mountain huts.
• 43.13319.0172 Durmitor National Park – Rafting through the Tara Canyon, the deepest canyon in Europe, is one of the most popular activities in Montenegro here, beside lots of hiking opportunities.

Map of North Montenegrin Mountains

Kolašin, Mojkovac and Bijelo Polje are conveniently located along the regular served rail link from Podgorica.

Irregular buses serve this region—check the day before when they go or you might miss the last one.

Hitchhiking is possible and not hard.

• Peja – A popular city with mountaineers in northwestern Kosovo.