
Maglić
Plužine Municipality, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Highest mountain of Bosnia and Herzegovina. It rises in the Dinaric Alps, good for hiking from June to September and for skiing in midwinter.
Why visit: The Dinaric Alps — Olympic ski slopes above Sarajevo and some of Europe's last untouched highland forest.
- ›Hike a marked trail
- ›Ride the lift in ski season
- ›Photograph the valleys below
- ›Stay in a mountain village guesthouse
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Best time
June – September (hiking) & December – March (skiing)
Weather
Mountain weather — mild, bright summers (12–24°C on the heights) and cold, snowy winters that support a full ski season; conditions change quickly, so check before heading up.
Entry fee
Usually free; lift passes and guides cost extra
Hours
Open access; lifts run seasonal hours
Est. budget
₹1,200 – ₹4,500 for the day
Duration
Half to full day
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