Montenegro walks

A beautiful hike through a beech forest with several viewpoints overlooking the surrounding landscape. If the weather is good, you should be able to see the sea. This is also why there is only one viewpoint on this trail. Path with exposed stones and roots and a section of tarmac. Fairly wide except for the climb to the viewpoint.

Beautiful 360° view of part of the Tara Canyon and all the surrounding peaks. Path with exposed stones and roots.

This route follows the old Austro-Hungarian watchtower path that linked the strongholds overlooking the Bay of Kotor. It takes a small section of this impressive military line, which is generally shaded and at an altitude of over 1,000 metres, making it very pleasant even in the height of summer. With two cars, it is possible to continue further to see other ruins and enjoy more views of the bay.The path is well marked and signposted but not maintained. There is often wild fennel, irises and even hazelnut trees in the middle of the road, which is made entirely of small rocks carefully piled up without mortar and sometimes roughly cut. Probably intended for transporting weapons and heavy loads, perhaps on rails, this path has little slope.

From Lake Biogradsk, take the cycle path and climb up to the Bendovac viewpoint. The climb can also be done via a path that is narrower and shorter in places but much more physically demanding, so we preferred to follow the track. The viewpoint at the top is well worth the effort and the numerous clearings in the forest are truly beautiful.

This route from the Porgora kiosk to Mount Tmorska and back is part of a longer marked loop. Crossing a beautiful forest and viewpoint over the Tara Gorge. No major difficulties, but watch out for mosquitoes and horseflies in the evenings.