Beleg Mountain

Beleg Mountain is a summit in the Mokra Gora range, which forms part of the larger Dinaric Alps system and reaches an elevation of about 2,142 meters. The peak sits at the border where Kosovo, Montenegro, and Serbia meet, making it a tripoint location between the three countries.

The peak marks a point where the borders of three countries meet, a result of complex territorial changes in the Balkan region spanning several centuries. This border arrangement reflects the region's shifting history and many political shifts.

Local communities from the surrounding regions use the slopes to maintain seasonal grazing and collect medicinal plants, shaping everyday life in this border area.

The best time to hike is from spring through fall, when trails are accessible and weather is more stable. The most direct ascent starts near Istog in Kosovo, so plan your route accordingly.

The peak is the second-highest summit in the Mokra Gora range and offers sweeping views across all three neighboring countries from its top. This rare feature makes it special for visitors wanting to experience borders and landscapes from a single vantage point.