Croatia is a small but beautiful country. It's located in Central and Southeast Europe, on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. The highest mountains in Croatia belong to the Dinarides range that is sometimes also called Dinaric Alps, of which Dinara, with peak at 1832 meters, is the highest. Croatian mountains do not exceed 2000 meters in height, but the variety of landscape is fascinating. Due to the low altitude, most of the peaks are accessible, making them practically ideal for hiking. 🔎 List of all Croatian mountains
Overlooking the capital of Croatia, Zagreb, Medvednica has 70 mountaineering trails and it's protected as a nature park.
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Charming hilly and mountainous area near Zagreb. Known for elongated ridges with beautifull views, sharp peaks, wooded valleys with waterfalls, and overall diversity of natural landmarks.
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Mysterious mountain that inspires local legends. It is believed that Klek is home to witches and magical forest creatures.
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Majestic mountain range, largest, if not the highest in Croatia. Protected as a nature park with two national parks within, Northern Velebit and Paklenica.
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Protected as a national park, this mountaiun range has it all, beautiful woods, magical springs, steep cliffs and charming green meadows. Risnjak is one of the most picturesque Croatian peaks. The neighbouring ridge of Snježnik is also impressive as per its views, the top of Risnjak can also be seen from Snježnik.
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