Views over Kotor Bay - Sveti Ilja
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Vrmac is the mountain that separates the famous Kotor Bay from the Mediterranean Sea. With Lovcen and its national park towering high above Kotor, all other hiking destinations seem to fade away - but not for those who prefer relative solitude to the mass tourism that befalls the Lovcen area.
Sveti Ilija is the summit of Vrmac, and this trail explores the little used western side of the mountain, without missing any of the glorious views across the 'three bays' that define one of the most spectacular sea-to-mountain landscapes in Europe. As so often, the best sights are not to be had from the highest mountains (Lovcen), but from those that provide unobstructed views to the surrounding.
Much of the trail follows 100-year-old military paths or roads. Some of the smaller military paths may be damaged beyond recognition, but the under-footing is generally good.
The trail starts in the village of Donji Bogdasici, where space for two or three cars can be found at the church and cemetery.
Sveti Ilija is the summit of Vrmac, and this trail explores the little used western side of the mountain, without missing any of the glorious views across the 'three bays' that define one of the most spectacular sea-to-mountain landscapes in Europe. As so often, the best sights are not to be had from the highest mountains (Lovcen), but from those that provide unobstructed views to the surrounding.
Much of the trail follows 100-year-old military paths or roads. Some of the smaller military paths may be damaged beyond recognition, but the under-footing is generally good.
The trail starts in the village of Donji Bogdasici, where space for two or three cars can be found at the church and cemetery.
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