リヴノの高山風景

Alpine Landscapes

The Dinaric Alps surrounding Livno feature a stark landscape of limestone peaks and high-altitude plateaus. This selection highlights the Dinara massif, including Troglav, its highest summit at 1,913 meters, and the Cincar mountain range. Essential infrastructure is represented by mountain huts like Kruzi and Podgradina, which serve as base points for exploring the rugged terrain. The region is notably home to the wild horses of the Kruzi plateau and features dramatic geological formations such as the Lombriserske Stine cliffs.

Alpine Landscapes — 地図

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Dinara

Dinara is a 100 kilometres long mountain range in the Dinaric Alps, located on the border of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.

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Troglav

The highest peak of the Dinara mountain range, standing at 1,913 meters above sea level on the border between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.

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Planinarski dom Kruzi

Located on the Kruzi plateau beneath Mount Cincar, this hut serves as a primary base for observing the region's population of wild horses.

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Mountain lodge Podgradina

Situated on the slopes of the Kamešnica mountain, providing access to hiking trails near the southern border of the Livno field.

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Planinska kuća Edo Retelj

A mountain shelter on Kamešnica mountain, named in honor of the prominent mountaineer Edo Retelj.

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SKOK

Alpine hut located on the slopes of Mount Cincar, managed by the local mountaineering society.

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Borova Glava

A mountain pass on the road between Livno and Kupres, known as a primary grazing area for the plateau’s wild horse population.

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Planinarsko sklonište Pume

A high-altitude mountain shelter situated on the Dinara range at 1,630 meters, positioned just below the peak of Velika Duvjakuša.

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Veliki Vrh

A 1,840-meter peak within the Cincar mountain range, overlooking the Glamoč and Livno karst fields.

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Lombriserske Stine

Significant limestone cliff formations located on the Kamešnica mountain range.

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