Prokletije National Park

Prokletije National Park, located in the rugged mountains of Montenegro, offers visitors a chance to explore dramatic peaks and diverse ecosystems.

16,630
Acres Protected
67
Miles of Trails
15,000
Annual Visitors
2009
Year Established

About Prokletije National Park

 

Prokletije National Park, situated in the southwestern part of Montenegro, is defined by its dramatic mountain landscapes that form a striking part of the Dinaric Alps. Known as the 'Balkans' Alps,' the park covers an area rich in biodiversity, hosting a variety of ecosystems ranging from dense forests to alpine meadows. The park's rugged terrain includes some of the highest peaks in the region, such as Maja Jezerce and Zla Kolata, attracting adventurous hikers and climbers. The area is also home to diverse flora and fauna, including rare and endemic species. Prokletije's cultural history is rich, with traces of ancient civilizations and local traditions still present in nearby villages. Visitors to the park can enjoy a multitude of outdoor activities such as hiking, climbing, and wildlife observation, offering a perfect escape for nature enthusiasts. The park's pristine natural beauty and relatively untouched nature offer a serene environment for those looking to experience the wilderness.

Highlights

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The dramatic peaks of Maja Jezerce and Zla Kolata.

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Diverse ecosystems supporting rare and endemic species.

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Scenic trails that offer panoramic views of the Dinaric Alps.

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Remote areas perfect for solitude and exploring unspoiled nature.

Notable Natural Features

Maja Jezerce

The highest peak in the Prokletije mountain range, offering an exhilarating challenge for climbers.

Grbaja Valley

A picturesque valley perfect for easier walks and enjoying scenic views.

Lake Hrid

A stunning alpine lake providing a calm spot for relaxation amidst the rugged terrain.