biogradska gora national park
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biogradska gora national park印象
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We really enjoyed trekking across this area of outstanding natural beauty. The mountains were full of wild flowers, fungi and wild fruit in abundance. You are really on your own when you are up there. We did not see another soul (apart from a shepherd tending his flock) all day. Sublime!
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If you are travelling in Montenegro this place is a must see. Virgin forest you cant get this in many places on the planet now. There is a path all the way round the lake takes an hour or so to walk it. Its pretty easy walking although a little uneaven and loose under foot in places so not in flip flops.There are information boards explaining things as you walk around. There is a shop selling maps books pictures etc. There is also a cafe were you can get a bite to eat and a strong coffe you're spoon stands up in. The road up to the park from Podgorisa is pretty amazing as well it follows a canyon most of the way up stunning. This country in general is stunning I've travelled extensively all over every road you drive has stunning views.
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It´s an exceptional place in Europe, pure nature, nothing less, nothing more. It´s ideal to walk around the lake and relax. Try to visit the lake out of the high summer season or in the early morning so that you are not disturbed by other visitors, only in this way you could fully enjoy its magic.There is one lookout construction, a short walk above the lake, if you want to see the nature in its best, try to visit it, but don´t expect too much, unfortunately you can´t see the lake from it.
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Walked around the lake, took some wonderful pictures. The signs need some sprucing up, but who cares really? The ancient unspoiled trees create an ambience that is so peaceful and serene that its like another world entirely. Take your significant other on one of the little rowboats into the middle of the lake. A more romantic scene I could not devise. Absolutely perfect.
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Very nice parc with big lake. We went hiking but found the hiking paths badly signed. We started at the lake, bought a very old map and tried to find our own way as the big signs were not at all clear.We took the shepherd's path up to the katuni community where we enjoyed a great meal. Sadly the return path wasn't well signed and we had to take the same path back.
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This fascinating lake in the unique forest is a real gem. Take a slow tour around the lovely lake, look, listen, small, watch - all your senses are playing part of the 1.5 hour lovely walk around Biogradska.Appreciate the fact that king Nikola of Montenegro felt exactly as you do and declared the place A National park, a protected nature reserve as early as 1878 (6 years after Yellowstone - first America national park).
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We visited Biogradska at the end of April 2014... be aware that at this time of the year, there's still quite a lot of snow on the paths. We hiked up to Bendovac mountain and had to cross several avalanches. Also around the lake there was still quite some snow. Better to visit in summer I guess!
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The lake is beautiful but the National Park facilities are not completely functioning e.g. the visitors centre was closed along with the tower that is intended to provide a viewing platform of the rain forest
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Very beautiful and peaceful, but if you have visited plitviceand krka in Croatia you will wonder what the fuss is about.the mountain talks looked appealing but I have lazy kids when the day becomes too hot.
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lovely walk around lake. Fabulous views. Very quiet. Pity the cafe was shut. Colours of trees was lovely with the autumn leaves and to see the snow capped mountains reflecting in the still lake was wjonderful