Where the Forest Breathes
In the heart of Montenegro lies Biogradska Gora National Park — one of the last primeval forests in Europe and a sanctuary of untouched nature. Its emerald lake, dense forests, and rich flora and fauna make it an ideal destination for nature lovers and those seeking true relaxation.
🌲 Area
Biogradska Gora National Park covers an area of 5,650 hectares, a significant portion of which consists of one of the last primeval forests in Europe.
🦌 Biodiversity
Home to more than 2,000 plant and animal species, including rare and protected species that testify to the richness of this ecosystem.
🏞 Biogradsko Lake
Biogradska Gora National Park covers an area of 5,650 hectares, a significant portion of which consists of one of the last primeval forests in Europe.
About the Park
Biogradska Gora National Park is one of the four national parks of Montenegro and a true natural gem on Bjelasica Mountain. Covering an area of 5,650 hectares, the park features dense forests, mountain pastures, crystal-clear lakes, and numerous rivers that shape landscapes of exceptional beauty. A special value of the park is the Biogradska primeval forest, one of the few preserved primeval forests in Europe, where trees over 400 years old can be found. This area is home to exceptionally rich flora and fauna, and thanks to its preserved nature and peaceful atmosphere, it is an ideal destination for hiking enthusiasts, relaxation seekers, and explorers of untouched wilderness.
Biogradska Gora is also known for its six glacial lakes, the most famous of which is Biogradsko Lake…located in the heart of the primeval forest at an altitude of 1,094 meters. The park abounds in numerous viewpoints offering impressive views of the peaks of Bjelasica and the surrounding mountain ranges. In addition to its natural beauty, the park area is also rich in cultural and historical heritage — from traditional katuns and rural households to ancient monasteries and churches. Thanks to the harmonious blend of nature, history, and tradition, Biogradska Gora represents one of the most authentic places to experience Montenegro
Organized Tours
Visitors to Biogradska Gora National Park have the opportunity to experience nature through a variety of tours that combine exploration, adventure, and relaxation:
Horse Riding
Hiking Tours
Boat Ride on Biogradsko Lake
Marked Hiking Trails
All trails leading to Crna Glava are clearly marked and adapted to different fitness levels, allowing visitors safe movement through nature and enjoyment of the landscapes of Bjelasica. Hikers can choose between several routes, from easy walks to more demanding ascents. Refined joy was found in elegant impressions. What once seemed distant now reveals itself through experience. One understands the value of such moments only when truly immersed in them.
The Highest Peak of Bjelasica – Crna Glava (2139 m) – it is accessible from several directions, each offering a unique experience of nature and landscapes within Biogradska Gora National Park. Below is an overview of the main hiking routes:
I Mojkovac – Pržišta – Brskovo – Mountain Hut – Pobrđe – Vrioci – Marinkovac – Bjelogrivac (1,970 m) – Mokro Polje – Katun Kojanovac – Šiško Lake – Ševarine – Blatina – Ursulovačko Lake – Crna Glava (2,139 m)
II Mojkovac – Laništa – Jarčeve strane – Razvršje (2,033 m) – Crna lokva (2,008 m) – Svatovsko groblje – Crna Glava (2,139 m)
III Kolašin – Mušovića rijeka – Jezerina – Katun Vranjak – Troglava – Springs of the Biogradska River – Crna Glava (2,139 m)
IV Kolašin – Kraljevo kolo – Biogradsko jezero – Dolovi – Bendovac – Katun Riva – Ocka (1,947 m) – Crna Glava (2,139 m)
V Andrijevica – Slatina – Razvršje (1,305 m) – Gradišnica – Vranja glava (1,779 m) – Pobodenjak (1,839 m) – Jokov grob – Pogana glava (1,828 m) – Lokva (1,706 m) – Sedlačka gora – Pešića Lake – Crna Glava (2,139 m)
VI Kolašin – Mateševo – Bukova poljana – Jablanovo brdo (1,544 m) – Pivljen (1,495 m) – Lacina voda (1,973 m) – Ćupovi – Čkala – Klisura (1,827 m) – Raskrsnice – Troglava – Zekova glava – Crna Glava (2,139 m)
VII Berane – Pešca – Gornji Lužac – Praćevac – Lubnice – Karikuće – Mountain Hut – Desina gora – Ursulovačko Lake – Crna Glava (2,139 m)
VIII Bijelo Polje – Ravna rijeka – Majstorovina (961 m) – Turjak (1,912 m) – Bjelogrivac (1,970 m) – Ogorelica – Šiško Lake – Ursulovačko Lake – Crna Glava (2,139 m)
IX Bijelo Polje – Brzava – Prijelozi – Bojište – Lokva Čuka (1,826 m) – Strmni pad (2,050 m) – Potrkovo – Bijele vode – Strmenica (2,122 m) – Ogorelica – Šiško Lake – Ursulovačko Lake – Crna Glava (2,139 m)