A leisurely bike ride from the mountain towards Kolašin, mostly downhill.
Trail KO01 covers 19.2 km, predominantly on gravel roads, from a plateau above 1,600 m down to Kolašin. Thanks to the dominant descent of 798 m, the route is easy and suitable for recreational cyclists.
Trail KO01 is a one-way cycling route, 19.2 km long, descending from an elevation of 1,688 m to its lowest point at 945 m above sea level. The total ascent is only 157 m, while the descent reaches 798 m — making the ride pleasant and relatively undemanding.
About 2.3 km from the start, there is a campsite at an elevation of 1,571 m, a practical reference point at the beginning of the route. The surface is mostly gravel (68%), with the remainder consisting of asphalt and concrete (32%). Bring a bicycle suited to mixed terrain.
The trail passes near Kolašin, and a car park awaits at the end of the route. In the wider area (within 10 km) you will find Šiško Lake, Pešića Lake, and Mojkovac.
The route is rated easy and suits recreational riders who want to enjoy a mountain setting without demanding climbs. The estimated riding time without breaks is approximately 1 h 35 min.
What this difficulty means
Mostly flat or gentle riding on good surfaces. Fine for occasional riders and families.
Places on this route
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↑ 157 m · ↓ 798 m · highest point 1,688 m
A total descent of 798 m with minimal climbing makes this route one of the more leisurely cycling options in the Kolašin area.
Just 2.3 km from the beginning of the trail, at an elevation of 1,571 m, there is a campsite — a great starting point or rest stop.
The trail passes right next to Kolašin (approximately 0.2 km away), making it easy to arrange transport and supplies at the end of the ride.
The final point of the trail (19.2 km) is equipped with a car park, which simplifies the logistics of a one-way ride.
Bring enough water — there are no confirmed drinking water sources along the trail.
Use a bicycle suited to mixed terrain (gravel/asphalt) — an MTB or gravel bike is the optimal choice.
Since the trail is one-way, arrange transport or a second vehicle at the final car park in advance.
Set off in the morning to avoid the afternoon thunderstorms that are common at mountain elevations.
Wear a helmet and carry a basic first-aid kit, even on easy trails.
Later in the season, check the condition of the gravel roads — rain can make some sections difficult to pass.
Mountain areas can be exposed to sudden weather changes, fog, and thunderstorms — monitor the weather forecast and set off in good time. On gravel sections, be cautious when descending, especially in wet conditions. In case of emergency, call the emergency number: **112**.
Emergency number in Montenegro: 112.
Good to know
Best season
The trail is best suited from late spring to early autumn (roughly May–October), when the gravel sections are dry and passable. Outside that period, there may be snow or mud on the higher sections.
Getting there
The trail begins on a plateau near Šiško Lake (approximately 7.0 km from the trail's starting point). At the end of the route, near Kolašin, there is a car park that makes transport logistics easier.
The trail is 19.2 km long and runs in one direction — the start and end are not at the same location.
The estimated duration without breaks is 1 h 35 min, depending on the pace and fitness of the rider.
The trail is rated as easy, thanks to the dominant descent (798 m) and modest ascent (157 m).
The trail is located at altitudes between 945 m and 1688 m, so it is most suitable in the period from late spring to early autumn, when the gravel sections are dry and passable.
Times and grades are estimates. Conditions change: check the weather and local information before you set out.