Prokletije: The majestic giant

The imposing massifs of Prokletije inspire both admiration and awe with their rugged beauty. Their sharp cliffs and impenetrable landscapes seem to have been shaped by the harsh forces of nature, leaving an indelible mark.

This mountain range is also known as the Balkan Alps. It stretches approximately 650 kilometers in length and covers an area of about 3,500 square kilometers, spanning parts of Serbia, Montenegro, and Albania.

Natural border and home to untamed landscapes

Prokletije serves as a natural border between three Balkan states. Its highest peak is Jezerski Vrh, which reaches an impressive 2,694 meters above sea level. Although seemingly inaccessible and unforgiving, the mountains hide a rich variety of flora and fauna, crystal-clear lakes, and breathtaking landscapes.

A mystery that attracts explorers

For centuries, this unique mountain range has captivated researchers, scientists, and adventurers, all eager to uncover the secrets hidden. Despite its wild nature, Prokletije offers opportunities for hiking, exploration, and a deep connection with untouched wilderness.

The guardian of the Balkans through the ages

As a natural sentinel, Prokletije has watched over the surrounding landscapes for centuries—the sea, the land, and the people who call it home. Its mystical aura and extraordinary beauty make it not only one of the most challenging but also one of the most fascinating mountain ranges in Europe.

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