Mountains of Serbia
Serbia's highest mountain is Midžor (2,169 m), on the border with Bulgaria. peaks.fyi covers 5 peaks in Serbia, in the Balcanides, Carpathians and Dinaric Alps.
5 have a plain hiking route.
Most of Serbia's peaks are at their best from May to October; each row shows the best months for that peak.
- Peaks
- 5
- With GPX
- 5
Peaks, Highest First
- Midžor, 2,169 m, Balkan Mountains · Bulgaria, SerbiaBalkan Mountains · Bulgaria, SerbiaHike2,169 m
From Babin Zub via Žarkova čuka and the old border road · T2 · 3h 15m up · best Jun–Sep · GPX
- Pančić's Peak, 2,017 m, Kopaonik · SerbiaKopaonik · SerbiaEasy walk2,017 m
From the Konaci resort centre via Pajino preslo and Suvo Rudište · T1 · 1h 30m up · best Jul–Sep · GPX
- Trem, 1,810 m, Suva Planina · SerbiaSuva Planina · SerbiaHike1,810 m
From Bojanine vode via Kraljev put and Devojački grob · T2 · 4h 15m up · best May–Jun · GPX
- Šiljak, 1,565 m, Rtanj · SerbiaRtanj · SerbiaHike1,565 m
South side from Rtanj village via the Baba pass · T2 · 4h 15m up · best May–Jun · GPX
- Velika Djulica, 1,492 m, Jastrebac · SerbiaJastrebac · SerbiaHike1,492 m
From Ribarska Banja via Pogled and the main ridge · T2 · 5h 15m up · best May–Jun · GPX
Questions
- What is the highest mountain in Serbia?
- Midžor (2,169 m), in the Balkan Mountains. The way up is the normal route from Babin Zub via Žarkova čuka and the old border road, graded T2, about 3h 15m up. The best months are Jun–Sep.
- What is the highest mountain you can hike in Serbia?
- Midžor (2,169 m): the normal route from Babin Zub via Žarkova čuka and the old border road, graded T2, about 3h 15m up, with no climbing and no glacier.
- When is the best time to climb mountains in Serbia?
- For most peaks in Serbia, May to October. Higher and glaciated peaks have a shorter season; each peak page rates every month.