Komovi Nature Park

The Komovi mountain range is one of the highest ranges in the Dinaric Alps and Montenegro. It is located in the eastern part of the country, reaching an elevation of 2,487 meters. While the Komovi is mostly composed of schist, its highest layers consist of hard dolomite rock, which is responsible for the many characteristic block fields, or scree slopes, on the mountain sides. Between the two main peaks lies the largest scree valley in the Balkans, Medukomlje. The Komovi is also the source of two of the most important tributaries of the Drina, the Tara and Lim rivers. Since 2018, the mountain range has held the title of nature park and is protected.
The off-road tour through the Komovi impresses with its diversity. It includes everything an off-roader could wish for, from easy gravel roads to rough stone paths, dirt tracks, and forest trails. Nothing particularly difficult, except that it can get a bit narrow at times. To reach the route, you turn off the R 13 road at Veruša, follow a small road for about seven kilometers, and arrive at the village of Mokro. Here, the off-road segment of the route begins. Initially, the surface is decent gravel or natural terrain, but it gradually becomes more interspersed with large stones. The path steadily ascends until it eventually reaches an altitude of nearly 1,800 meters. Then, a perfect series of switchbacks descends first to 1,200 meters and then again rises to about 1,700 meters. Finally, the route winds down into a small valley and follows a stream until it reaches the hamlet of Opasanica and then the village of Han Garančiča along the R 13.