Scenic Lakes & Viewpoints

Explore the glacial landscapes of Biogradska Gora National Park, home to one of Europe's last three virgin forests. This collection highlights the park's 'mountain eyes,' including the central Biogradsko Lake and the high-altitude Pešića Lake. The selection features strategic viewpoints like Bendovac and Lazovi, which offer perspectives over the centuries-old canopy, alongside unique landmarks such as natural rock formations and dedicated birdwatching facilities within this protected ecosystem.

Biogradsko jezero

The largest glacial lake in the national park, situated at 1,094 meters altitude and surrounded by a primeval forest with trees over 400 years old.

Bendovac

A prominent mountain viewpoint providing a panoramic vista of Biogradsko Lake and the surrounding virgin forest basin.

Pešića jezero

The second-largest glacial lake in the Bjelasica range, located at 1,820 meters above sea level beneath the Crna Glava peak.

Lazovi

Elevated viewpoint offering views of the dense forest landscapes and the glacial valleys of the Bjelasica massif.

Skulptura medveda

A wooden sculpture of a bear located near the park's visitor center, serving as a landmark representing the region's native wildlife.

Stena skulptura kameni slon

A natural rock formation on the mountain slopes that resembles the shape of an elephant.

Olomerska

High-altitude viewpoint overlooking the mountain pastures and rugged terrain of the eastern Biogradska Gora region.

Posmatranje ptica

A dedicated bird hide and observation point designed for spotting endemic and migratory avian species within the park's diverse habitats.

Lokva

A small glacial pond or 'lokva' typical of the high-altitude karst and glacial topography of the Bjelasica mountains.