The Via Dinarica White Trail crosses the highest mountains in the country — from Čvrsnica and Prenj across Bjelašnica and Treskavica to Zelengora and Maglić. How it is divided, where you sleep and how to try it in a single weekend.
A sudden change in the weather, fog on the ridge, a wrong turn or a twisted ankle — most accidents in our mountains start with the same mistakes. How to avoid them and who to call when you need help.
A 25-litre pack, two litres of water, three layers of clothing and a few things people routinely forget. A tried-and-tested list for day hikes in the mountains of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
"Moderate hike, 14 km, 900 m of ascent" — what does that actually mean for your legs? We explain the numbers in a tour description, the K/T rating system on Kojeza and how to assess yourself honestly.
Hut, house or shelter? Who holds the key, what you pay, whether you need a sleeping bag and why boots come off at the door — everything to know before your first night in a mountain hut.
Children do not walk for the summit — they walk for the stream, the badger hole and the sandwich on a rock. How to choose trails by age, what to bring and the best family hikes in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Who paints the markers you follow, who holds the key to the hut and who takes you up your first Maglić? Hiking societies are the backbone of hiking in Bosnia and Herzegovina — here is what membership brings and how to find a society that fits you.