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Drina National Park Adventures

Drina National Park offers stunning views of the Drina River canyon and dense forests, providing a sanctuary for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers.

64,000
Acres Protected
50
Miles of Trails
50,000
Annual Visitors
2017
Year Established

About Drina National Park

Drina National Park
 

Drina National Park, established in 2017, is located in the eastern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, near the border with Serbia. The park covers a portion of the Drina River, renowned for its striking turquoise waters. It extends over approximately 64,000 acres, offering visitors a mixture of deciduous and evergreen forests where remarkable plant species and diverse wildlife flourish. Some notable wildlife includes bears, wolves, chamois, and a variety of bird species. The area is steeped in history, with remnants of ancient civilizations and evidence of human settlement dating back to the Neolithic period. Key recreational opportunities include hiking along numerous trails, fishing in the clear waters of the Drina, and exploring historical sites. The dramatic landscapes and panoramic views from the park's elevated points are photographer's favorites.

Highlights

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Impressive view from Banjska Stena overlooking the Drina River Canyon

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Rare sighting opportunities of the endangered Balkan lynx

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Historic Trnovačko Lake, perfect for a serene getaway

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Rugged beauty of the Perucica Rainforest, one of Europe's last primeval forests

Notable Natural Features

Drina River Canyon

A deep and striking river canyon known for its vivid turquoise waters and dramatic cliffs.

Banjska Stena

A popular viewpoint offering impressive vistas over the Drina River Canyon.

Trnovačko Lake

A heart-shaped lake located in a serene mountain setting, providing great opportunities for relaxation and nature appreciation.