Mountain views, difficult after rain

We slept there in a rooftop tent, but not quite at the summit because of the wind. You can easily get up without a 4×4. The area is worth it; the view is splendid and it is very peaceful. During the day, a few hikers and rental 4×4 excursions pass by. Everyone was very friendly.

We went up with a 7.5 m rear-wheel-drive Sprinter in fog and rain. The final section is impossible without a 4×4, at least when it is raining. We stayed at the spot below, which was perfect. Horses in the morning and 25 tourist jeeps in convoys. From the Swissôtel, follow the Blajsica Mountain signs all the way.

wonderful location of in nature 5G signal pretty leveled the drive-up consists of about 2 km on a 4x4 road, it's doable with a 6 m ducato but I would strongly recommend to check the weather and not to come after rain or in rainy days

Beautiful and great signal. To get there from the town of Kolašin, turn left before the tunnel, following the Swissôtel sign. The road is initially asphalt, then gravel after the hotel. Then follow the green Blajsica Mountain sign. I think it may be difficult after rain, but we managed in a 2020 Toyota Yaris. The night was quiet, but in the early morning jeep and horseback tours arrived.

The view is truly amazing. I spent two nights here. It is very cold and windy up there, around 10 degrees at night. I was completely alone, and occasionally horse tours passed by, waving pleasantly. The approach is manageable but borderline for my Opel Vivaro-B. It is a 4 km uphill gravel road. It was worth it for the peace and the view.

It is best not to follow Google Maps; follow the main road through the town. Some sections are quite steep, but perfectly manageable with a Renault Trafic. Not accessible in winter. Beautiful spot with a 360-degree view. It is completely silent here and the starry sky is gorgeous. We encountered only one other camper, a small group of hikers and a shepherd on a quad. Highly recommended!

Fantastic place. Enormous 360-degree view and a very peaceful night. During the day, people pass by to hike, ride horses or drive up to have lunch. In the evening, peace returns and the starry sky is sublime. The road there is manageable, fairly bumpy, and the final section is steep, but my rear-wheel-drive Sprinter handled it easily.

The road up is mainly compacted gravel until the dirt track up to the spot. It is on a horse trail route so expect company a few times a day. We unfortunately had barking dogs most of the night but beautiful views of an evening, esp after a storm.

The route Google Maps sent us on was definitely impossible with our short motorhome. The roads are very steep, have deep potholes and consist only of coarse gravel. Turning around was also a nightmare because of the steep drop-offs and narrow paths. Impossible with larger motorhomes.

Beautiful place, very quiet in the evening. We stayed, unfortunately, for only one night. In the morning, several guided horseback tours passed by, along with a few pedestrians and a motorcyclist. The gravel road to this place is about 5 km long; driving slowly, it is suitable for any type of vehicle.

Exactly as shown in the pictures. Simply dreamlike. A few off-road Jeeps drove past for tours, but they did not disturb us at all.