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TOS recommends: Active rest in Serbia<\/h6>\n

\u201cSituated where vast plains and afforested mountains meet, Serbia invites you to discover it: from its wild wetland forests along the Danube to the tame lowlands as wide as a sea; from the breathtaking canyons to medicinal spas and springs; from the gentle hills to the wind-whipped summits; from hectic urban centers to the tranquility of remote mountain villages,\u201d wrote Milja and Ivan Vukovi\u0107, the authors of the TOS publication entitled \u201cHiking and Cycling\u201d.<\/h4>\n

Anyone who wishes at one moment to discover Serbia either by hiking or riding a bike will find all the important pieces of information in this well-thought out and precisely arranged guidebook: the difficulty of the trail, the time needed to conquer it, the type of the surface, the altitude differences from the start to the finish, as well as the signs of the features of interest and the gastronomic singularities on the route. We are presenting to you an abbreviated, edited version of this useful publication which inspires people to set on a journey through the beautiful landscapes of our country.<\/p>\n

International routes \u2013 Eurovelo 6 & 13<\/h4>\n

Eurovelo 6<\/strong> connects the Atlantic Ocean and the Black Sea and passes through Serbia following the river course of the Danube. The route goes along the left riverbank of the Danube and first reaches Novi Sad, after which it leads to Belgrade. At the final section of the route, nature and history leave an indelible impression: as you pass through the National Park at the \u0110erdap Gorge, the largest and the longest gorge in Europe, you may see the valuable cultural heritage \u2013 the Neolithic locality of Lepenski Vir (the Lepen Whirl), Trajan\u2019s Tablet, and the mediaeval Fortress of Golubac. The Eurovelo 13<\/strong> route passes along the imaginary boundary between the former socialist countries and Western countries. Compared with the states \u201cbehind the Iron Curtain\u201d, as part of the then Yugoslavia, Serbia had a neutral position. The route starts in the lowlands, only to start climbing the magnificently beautiful mountains, passing through the mountainous landscapes and the \u0110erdap Gorge. The route connects the multicultural Pannonian North, the cities of Subotica and Kikinda, with the mysterious East of Serbia.<\/p>\n

Routes of \u0110erdap national park<\/h4>\n

In addition to these international routes, you may \u201cdivert\u201d to the expanses of the \u0110erdap National Park<\/strong>. Its plant life is extremely rich and includes a whole series of relict and protected species. This is also the habitat of large predators: the brown bear, the Balkan lynx, the wolf, the jackal, as well as diverse bird species. There are four recommended routes leading to the belvederes of Plo\u010de, Kovilovo, and Mali \u0160trbac, as well as the educative trail \u201cGolden Lake\u201d. At the very entrance to \u0110erdap, there is also Labudovo Okno (The Swan\u2019s Hole) \u2013 the largest winter resort for waterbirds in Europe, which is therefore an attractive destination for the lovers of bird spotting.<\/p>\n

Belgrade and its surroundings<\/h4>\n

There are a plethora of historical layers and exciting urban attractions distinguishing Serbia\u2019s capital<\/strong> at the confluence of the Sava and the Danube, at the border dividing the East from the West. Belgrade<\/strong> is also a city of bikers, with its 60 or so kilometers of purposefully designed trails. We single out the two of a large number of possible routes: the one leading through Kosutnjak<\/strong> \u2013 the most afforested part of Belgrade, and there is also the nearby mountain of Avala<\/strong>, where you can visit the Monument to the Unknown Hero and the Television Tower, whose belvedere offers a view of all the four directions of Serbia. Aran\u0111elovac<\/strong> town, with its Bukulja Mount<\/strong>, is located in the vicinity of Belgrade. The trail leads from downtown towards the top of the mountain, where there is a vantage point from which gives a panoramic view of the whole region of Sumadija<\/strong>.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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\"Valjevo<\/div><\/a><\/div><\/div>
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\"Pannonian<\/div><\/a><\/div><\/div>
\"Meanders<\/div><\/a><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

Pannonian trails and Fruska gora<\/h4>\n

Srem<\/strong>, Banat<\/strong> and Backa<\/strong> are the regions that make up Vojvodina<\/strong>. Subotica \u2013 a city recognizable for its secessionist architecture \u2013 lies in the North. The recommended trail leads through the Subotica Sands, which is also an interesting area for bird-spotting. The small settlement of Slankamen, named after a spring of salty medicinal water, situated itself in Srem, on the riverbank of the Danube. Old Slankamen\u2019s two trails offer a fascinating view of the Danube. In the extreme east of Banat, there are the highest summit of Vojvodina \u2013 The Summit of Gudurica. There is a signposted trail leading towards this peak which offers a beautiful view.
\nThe National Park of Fruska Gora Mount<\/strong>, elevated above the Danube, connects the noble tranquility of the nature and the secluded monastic life with the fertility and deliciousness of the wine-growing hills and orchards. The forests are intersected by the soft trails leading to unexpected belvederes. Out of the networked trails of Fru\u0161ka Gora, we mention the Stra\u017eilovo\u2013Grgeteg Monastery trail, the trail connecting the monasteries of Old and New Hopovo, as well as the trails of Vrdnik Banja Spa. In the immediate vicinity of the isolated peacefulness of the National Park, there are the blooming bustling cities of Novi Sad, Sremski Karlovac, and Sremska Mitrovica.<\/p>\n

Valjevo mountain range and Rajac<\/h4>\n

With its undulating terrain and thick forests, the region of Valjevo<\/strong> is interspersed with plum orchards and raspberry farms. The Gradac mountain river meanders through it as a backbone. The hills around Valjevo are home to the monasteries of Pustinja (A Desert), \u0106elije (The Cells) and Leli\u0107. The trails leading through River Gradac Gorge, as well as those leading to the peaks of Mt. Div\u010dibare, are recommended. Rajac<\/strong> is a mountain in the close vicinity of the towns of Ljig and Gornji Milanovac. It is known for its spacious meadows like a green sea and for Scything on Mt. Rajac, an international scything competition. It is also interesting to visit the towns of Takovo and Topola in the neighborhood of Rajac as the historical places telling a story of the Kara\u0111or\u0111evi\u0107 and Obrenovi\u0107 dynasties, Banja Vrujci Spa, as well as the monasteries of Vra\u0107ev\u0161nica and Bogova\u0111a. Out of the signposted trails, the routes Suvobor-Div\u010dibare, Rajac-Mountaineers\u2019 Home and Takovo-Mountaineers\u2019 Home are recommended.<\/p>\n

Tara and Mokra gora<\/h4>\n

The Tara National Park<\/strong> offers a large number of the possibilities of active rest. Over a thousand different plant species, also including the protected Serbian spruce endemic species (discovered by Pan\u010di\u0107), grow on this mountain. After trekking through the magnificent forests and visiting the mountain\u2019s belvederes, whose amazing views will engrave indelible memories in your mind, you can descend to the beautiful river Drina or the lake of Peru\u0107ac. Tara is networked by mountain and mount-biking trails. The routes Kalu\u0111erske Bare-Zbori\u0161te-Ra\u010da Monastery, the trail leading to one of the most beautiful peaks of Mt. Tara \u2013 Zbori\u0161te (The Gathering Place), as well as the other routes leading to Predov Krst (Predo\u2019s Cross)\u2013 the heart of the National Park, the attractive belvedere Banjska Stena (The Spa Rock), and many other hidden corners, are recommended.
\nMt. Mokra Gora<\/strong> (Wet Mountain), known for its \u201c\u0160argan Eight\u201d heritage railway, as well as for \u201cDrvengrad\u201d (Timber Town), a tourist resort settlement constructed by a famous film director Emir Kusturica, leans against Mt. Tara. The recommended trail will reveal to you the \u0160argan Saddle in a completely new light. You will be enchanted by the unreal landscape and belvederes.<\/p>\n

Zlatibor and Uvac river<\/h4>\n

The spacious glades of the gently undulating plateau of Mt. Zlatibor<\/strong> simply beckon you to stroll. This is the place where sea and mountain air meet, and the whole Mt. Zlabitor is an air spa at the same time. The traditional houses of this region are log cabins, and the most beautiful examples of old Zlatibor houses, dairies and granaries have been relocated to a unique open-air museum of \u201cStaro selo\u201d (\u201cThe Old Village\u201d) in Sirogojno village. A special recommendation is given for the following four Zlatibor routes: \u201cSpomenik\u201d (Memorial Site), the \u201c\u010cigota\u201d Trail, \u201cMali Semegnjevski krug\u201d (Small Semegnjevo Circle), as well as an almost 50-km long route connecting the mountains of Zlatibor and Tara.
\nThe mountain river Uvac<\/strong> runs from Zlatar to Zlatibor, first through a series of spectacular meanders, only to then form several lakes. If you like excitements, you can descend from the heights into mysterious underground and visit U\u0161a\u010dka and Ledena (Ice-cold) caves, or watch the flight of griffon vultures. Of the trails, we make a particular mention of the most attractive route leading to the \u201cMolitva\u201d (Prayer) belvedere. Apart from the miraculously undulated meanders of the Uvac River, the waterfalls of the Sopotnica River, the rapids of the Lim River, the canyon of the Mile\u0161evka River\u2026 are also attractive. The nearby mountain of Zlatar<\/strong> is located where the Mediterranean and mountain air flows meet and has a record number of sunny days in a year.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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\"Ov\u010dar<\/div><\/a><\/div><\/div>
\"Ov\u010dar<\/div><\/a><\/div><\/div>
\"Ov\u010dar-Kablar<\/div><\/a><\/div><\/div>
\"Ov\u010dar<\/div><\/a><\/div><\/div>
\"Kablar<\/div><\/a><\/div><\/div>
\"Ov\u010dar-Kablar\"<\/div><\/a><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

Ovcar & Kablar mountains and Dragacevo<\/h4>\n

Wedged in-between the mountains of Ovcar<\/strong> and Kablar<\/strong>, the Western Morava River cut a spectacular through them. In this mountainous landscape, as many as nine monasteries are \u201chidden\u201d. The monasteries of the Ov\u010dar-Kablar Gorge have for so many centuries been harmoniously co-existing with the landscape and are the places of pilgrimage. The trekking and biking trails leading to the summits of Mt. Ov\u010dar and Mt. Kablar all the way to Mt. Jelica pass through the thick forests and through the fields and orchards as well. As many as five routes are recommended: the one leading to the belvedere at the top of Mt. Kablar offering an unforgettable view of the meanders of the Western Morava; then there is the one ascending the mountains of Ov\u010dar and Jelica, as well as a few \u201ccolorful\u201d routes leading through the landscapes of Mt. Jelica.<\/p>\n

Kopaonik<\/h4>\n

Throughout the year, the Kopaonik Natoinal Park<\/strong> offers a broad range of attractions. In the summer, you can take up horse-riding, paragliding, or archery, see the rapids and the canyon of the Samokovka river or the Jelovarnik waterfall, pick medicinal herbs and wild blueberries\u2026 In the winter, Kopaonik becomes Serbia\u2019s most visited ski-center. The long hiking trails, passing across the meadows and the forests, lead to the places of unusual names: Nebeske stolice (Heavenly Chairs), O\u0161tro koplje (Sharp Spear), Suvo rudi\u0161te (Dry Ore Shoot), Debela glava (Fat Head). The recommended three Kopaonik trails are named Borje \u2013 the red, orange and green variants of the trail. If you happen to tread these paths, you will have a beautiful view of the summits of Kopaonik throughout your stroll. Do not miss refreshing at the thermal springs of the nearby Jo\u0161ani\u010dka Banja Spa, or a visit to the mediaeval monastery of Studenica, under UNESCO protection, either.<\/p>\n

Radan mountain<\/h4>\n

Nature has created a series of the phenomena on Mt. Radan<\/strong> before which we stay amazed: an imposing number of thermal medicinal springs and unique forms of the relief. \u0110avolaj Varo\u0161 (Devil\u2019s Town) is located here: in a steep crevice, visitors are greeted by 202 high-reaching earth pillars that look like the people wearing \u201ccaps\u201d. They were created in a millennial erosion process. Medicinal waters spring from the depths of Mt. Radan, so Prolom Banja, Lukovska Banja \u2013 with almost 40 thermal springs \u2013 and Sijarinska Banja spas, in which water springs onto the surface geysering upwards, were built here. There is an offer of four routes in Prolom Banja spa: the \u201cPanorama\u201d trail, the \u201cWaters of Radan\u201d trail, the \u201cTradition and Crafts\u201d trail, and the \u201cLegend\u201d trail. Do not miss to visit the Empress\u2019s Town \u2013 an architectural endeavor of the Byzantine Emperor Justinian I, or a visit to the Plo\u010dnik locality \u2013 the largest metallurgy center of the Neolithic Vin\u010da Culture.<\/p>\n<\/div>

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\"Stara<\/div><\/a><\/div><\/div>
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\"Suva<\/div><\/a><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

Mountain beauties of the east and the south<\/h4>\n

The mountains of Rtanj<\/strong>, Suva<\/strong> (Dry) and Stara<\/strong> (Old) mountains<\/strong> rise above Eastern and Southern Serbia. The natural diversity characteristic of the Dry and Old mountains is a real jewel, and these regions are also recognized as internationally significant for the protection of birds, insects and plants. Both their clean air and their clean water are among the precious characteristics of this region. You can enjoy the \u201cOld Mountain\u201d modern ski-center or indulge in the beneficial effect of water and air in Sokobanja and Ni\u0161ka Banja spas. The city centers of Ni\u0161, Knja\u017eevac, Pirot, Sokobanja offer a range of the possibilities of learning about the cultural heritage of the region: the Mediana ancient locality in Ni\u0161 and Felix Romuliana in the vicinity of Zaje\u010dar, which is inscribed on the UNESCO list are but a segment of the valuable heritage of this region. The recommended routes out of the existing ones are the trail leading to Mid\u017eor \u2013 the highest mountain peak in Serbia, and the trail leading to the top of Mt. Rtanj \u2013 a mystic mountain of the pyramidal form, as well as the trail in the Dry Mountain which is called \u201cUspon na Trem\u201d (Ascent of the Colonnade), named after the highest peak.<\/p>\n

Adapted based on the text by Milja i Ivan Vukovi\u0107
\nPhoto by: National Tourism Organization of Serbia<\/h6>\n<\/div>
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