Mountain Bjelasica is mild and gentle, closest to man, because it is characterized by easy mobility and accessibility to the highest mountain peaks, covered with forests, springs and 6 beautiful lakes. One of the largest peaks of Bjelasica, Zekova Glava (2,117 altitude) is 20 km away from town, of which 15km is asphalt, and 5km is a macadam which can be reached by car, but it is much better to hike. Bjelasica is a high-mountain massif in the continental, central part of Montenegro, 30km in diameter, surrounded by 5 cities: Andrijevica, Berane, Bijelo Polje, Mojkovac and Kolašin, as well as the rivers Lim and Tara. novirednovired The Bjelasica Mountain is made of volcanic composition, due to which water remains on its surface, creating streams and rivers, of which the most beautiful is Biogradska River, which enters the pearl of this mountain, Biogradsko Lake. Of all the lakes on Bjelasica, the largest, most famous and most visited is Biogradsko jezero, located in the heart of Biogradska Gora, which is one of the three virgin forests in Europe.novirednovired Between the peaks Zekova Glava and Crna Glava there is a beautiful Pešića lake. To experience this lake, it is necessary to descend down a steep slope, but every step is worth it, because only from its coast you can feel the size of its beauty, which is jealously guarding the forest around it. The lake is at an altitude of 1,820m, it is 290m long and 150m wide.novirednovired The Veliko Ursulovačko Lake is located below the peak Crna Glava (Black Head), which is also the largest mountain peak on the mountain Bjelasica, with an altitude of 2,139m. This lake, with its hidden beauty and beautiful nature, causes everyone who is ready to come to it, because it is precisely one of the hardest accessible lakes in Montenegro, which makes it more attractive. The lake is at 1,895m above sea level, 160m long and 100m wide. The Malo Ursulovačko Lake is located at 1,000m from the Veliko, at an altitude of 1,760m and similar dimensions .novirednovired The Veliko Šiško lake is fed by dissolving snow, rainwater and small tributaries and empties by evaporation. The lake is at an altitude of 1,664m, it is 400m long and 140m wide. At 1,000m from it there is Malo Šiško Lake at an altitude of 1,796m, long 105m and 65m wide.novirednovired If we write anything else about the mountain Bjelasica, you will not believe us. For weeks, mountain lovers tried to explore it, but its beauty and size are such that even months are not enough. Come and feel her power, and maybe you’ll discover some of her new part.

This tour begins at Lake Biograd. The path begins on the right side of the lake and after about a kilometer, you will notice a road sign towards Goleš Katun (katun is a small mountain village made of huts inhabited by shepherds in the summer). A steep mountain path leads uphill through untouched rainforest Biogradska Gora. After 4 kilometers, you come to a mountain pass from which you should go downhill to Goleš Katun, a famous shepherd Katun that saved its centuries-long tradition and enriched it by opening its doors to tourists. It is possible to spend the night in Goleš, and have lunch or sit and enjoy some time with very hospitable hosts. Katun Goleš is located on the edge of the national park providing access to key points: 1.5h hike to Lake Biograd (moderate descent) andnovirednovired2.5h hike to Pešić Lake.