3 curated Hiking spots in Montenegro, each with its own note and source.
Kolašin · Best time: Jun–Sep · All levels
The park measures 5,650 ha and rises from 832 m to 2,139 m; 1,600 ha of it are primeval forest reserve with trees over 40 m tall and up to 500 years old. Tours start at Lake Biograd, from where routes lead to further glacial lakes and to summits above 2,000 m in the Bjelasica range. The visitor centre at the lake advises on trails.
Sources: National Tourism Organisation of Montenegro
Cetinje · Best time: May–Oct · All levels
The park covers 6,220 ha between 939 m and 1,749 m; its highest summits are Štirovnik (1,749 m) and Jezerski vrh (1,657 m). A flight of 461 steps leads to the Njegoš mausoleum on Jezerski vrh. Ivanova Korita, about ten kilometres from Cetinje, gives out details on hiking and biking routes.
Sources: National Tourism Organisation of Montenegro
Gusinje · Best time: Jun–Sep · Advanced
A border range shared with Albania and Kosovo: more than 20 summits pass 2,500 m, and Zla Kolata is Montenegro's highest peak at 2,534 m. The summit routes are rated demanding even for experienced mountaineers; Lake Hrid is the quieter option. The park visitor centre has route information and contacts for local guides.
Sources: National Tourism Organisation of Montenegro
Without a dedicated Hiking note yet, listed on the country page: Bucht von Kotor, Durmitor.