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Durmitor National Park
Durmitor National Park is Montenegro’s wild heart, a jagged massif of limestone and pine that towers above emerald valleys and deep canyons. Established to protect glaciers’ remnants, it centers on the Durmitor Massif near the town of Žabljak, far from Podgorica. Visitors marvel at the glacial Black Lake, scenic alpine meadows, and Europe’s deepest Tara River Canyon for rafting thrills. Hiking, snow sports in winter, and wildlife watching—brown bears, chamois, and eagles—fill the days, while starlit nights in alpine lodges complete a quintessential Montenegrin wilderness experience.
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