A short marked trail through wooded terrain to two springs at an elevation above 1500 meters.
A one-way hiking tour 2.2 km long, with 35 m of ascent and 81 m of descent. An earthen/forest trail leads to the springs; estimated walking time is 40 minutes without breaks.
The trail starts near Stabanska Lakes and leads one-way. It is 2.2 km long, with a total ascent of 35 m and a total descent of 81 m. Estimated walking time without breaks is 40 minutes. The surface is 100% earthen/forest trail, and the trail is marked.
The terrain is moderately difficult and falls into T1 on the SAC scale. The highest point is at 1635 m a.s.l., and the lowest at 1548 m a.s.l. In the final section, 2.2 km from the start, there is a spring at 1560 m a.s.l. and a spring at 1549 m a.s.l.
The trail is suitable for an easy hiking tour and does not require technical climbing. The walk is short and pleasant, but the 81 m descent section requires attention. At elevations above 1500 meters, the weather can be changeable. Nearby are Stabanska Lakes, Trnovačko Lake, and Plužine.
What this difficulty means
Longer or steeper sections and uneven ground. You need basic fitness, sturdy shoes and a little mountain experience.
Mountain hiking grade SAC T1 (scale T1–T6).
Places on this route
Move along the profile to follow the route on the map; switch on 3D for the terrain.
↑ 35 m · ↓ 81 m · highest point 1,635 m
Lakes near the trailhead, about 1.1 km away.
Near the trail at a distance of about 6.0 km.
Spring 2.2 km from the trailhead.
Second spring in the final section, 2.2 km from the start.
The entire trail runs on natural ground through wooded terrain.
Bring enough water; springs are recorded along the trail, but do not rely on them without checking.
Wear layered clothing and footwear with good soles, as the ground is earthen and may be wet.
Check the weather forecast before setting out; at elevations above 1500 m, the weather changes quickly.
The trail is one-way, so plan your return or transport in advance.
Respect the trail markings and stay on the trail.
Check weather conditions before setting out. In case of fog or thunderstorm, abort the tour. For emergencies in Montenegro, call 112.
Emergency number in Montenegro: 112.
Good to know
Best season
Due to the elevation between 1548 m and 1635 m, the trail is most reliable from late spring to early autumn. In winter and early spring there may be snow or mud.
Getting there
The trailhead is about 1.1 km from Stabanska Lakes. The nearest town nearby is Plužine, about 8.5 km from the trail.
The length is 2.2 km. Estimated walking time without breaks is 40 minutes.
The trail is moderately difficult, and on the SAC scale it falls into T1. It has 35 m of ascent and 81 m of descent.
Yes, the trail is marked (red circle with a white dot).
The highest point is 1635 m above sea level, and the lowest is 1548 m above sea level.
9.1 km↑ 1,558 m5½–8 h
1.7 km↑ 262 m55–80 min
4.2 km↑ 291 m1½–2 h
8.3 km↑ 1,364 m5–7 h
0.5 km↑ 82 m15–25 min
3.4 km↑ 232 m70–95 min
406 km↑ 10,191 m6–8 days
1.2 km↑ 318 m65–90 min
Times and grades are estimates. Conditions change: check the weather and local information before you set out.
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