Kobilica

Kobilica is a mountain summit in the Sar Mountains with a pyramid-shaped peak that rises to 2,528 meters and forms part of the main ridge between North Macedonia and Kosovo. Its position creates a natural border and defines the landscape of the surrounding regions.

For centuries, this peak has served as a natural border marker between territories and has been recognized as a distinctive geographical reference point from various settlements. Its strategic position on the ridge made it an important landmark in the region's historical geography.

The mountain holds special meaning for people in the surrounding regions, who recognize its distinctive pyramid shape as a key landmark that defines their local landscape.

The best time to climb is from August through October when weather remains stable and visibility is clear. Planning ahead and checking conditions before attempting the ascent is important, as routes and access points vary depending on where you start.

The western side of the mountain features a distinctive rocky formation that extends along the ridge at high elevation, often overlooked by climbers. This geological feature creates its own landscape and rewards those who take time to examine the different sections of the approach.

Elevation above the sea: 2,528 m

GPS coordinates: 42.09609,20.88370

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:00