Biogradska Gora is in the Kolašin Municipality, in the northeastern part of Montenegro.

Understand[edit]

History[edit]

Landscape[edit]

Flora and fauna[edit]

Climate[edit]

Get in[edit]

The entrance to the park is situated along the road from Mojkovac to Kolašin. It is around 5 km from Mojkovac, and 17 km from Kolašin.

Fees and permits[edit]

The admittance fee amounts to €3 (August 2013). Camping is allowed only in the specified areas, and costs €3 per tent, plus €1.5 per person.

The park issues fishing licenses, rents boats, tents, and camping areas, and organizes lunch with traditional meals.

Get around[edit]

See[edit]

• The wonderful Lake Biograd (Biogradsko Jezero)

Do[edit]

• Follow one of the mountain bike trails
• Hike following one of the many marked paths
  • The most spectacular ones are the hikes to summits of Bjelasica mountain (over 2 000 m height).
  • There is a 120 km long mountain route CT-1 going over Bjelasica and Biogradska gora. And it's a six-day hikes.
• Skiing. There is a ski resort Jezerine on the northern side of Bjelasica that opens up at the end of December. The main slope of which is over 4 km. There are school of skiing and snowboarding, alpine salvation service and first aid services.

Buy[edit]

Eat[edit]

There is a restaurant next to the lake, but apart from that, there is no other way to buy food.

Drink[edit]

Sleep[edit]

Lodging[edit]

Bungalows can be rented next to the lake: they cost €45 a night and have 4 beds.

Camping[edit]

Camping is only allowed in the designated areas. It costs €3 for each tent, plus €1.5 for each person per night.

Backcountry[edit]

Stay safe[edit]

Go next[edit]

• Kolašin
• Prokletije National Park

Podgorica ← Kolašin ←

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