Maglić, Mountain summit in Foča, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Maglić is a limestone mountain rising to 2,386 meters (7,829 ft) on the Bosnia and Herzegovina-Montenegro border. The summit marks the highest point in Bosnia and Herzegovina and sits within Sutjeska National Park, accessible through marked hiking trails.
The mountain served as a natural border between territories since medieval times, with its location shaping regional boundaries. The peak gained importance during various historical periods as an established reference point between different lands.
Local mountaineering communities view this summit as a symbol of the border region's identity and outdoor traditions. For many visitors, reaching the peak represents a connection to the mountain culture of the Balkans.
Most ascents begin from Prijevor mountain hut and take six to eight hours along marked trails in the national park. Starting early and bringing water and weather-appropriate gear is advisable, as mountain conditions can change rapidly.
From certain viewpoints on the mountain, Trnovačko Lake below takes on a heart shape when viewed from above. This natural feature is only visible from specific spots and surprises many hikers reaching the peak.
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