Durmitor National Park

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Durmitor Caves

Durmitor National Park features a complex karst landscape containing over 300 explored caves and pits. This collection highlights notable subterranean formations, led by the Ledena pećina (Ice Cave), situated at 2,100 meters above sea level. These caves showcase unique geological features, from permanent ice sculptures formed by constant sub-zero temperatures to deep limestone galleries. Many are located along challenging hiking trails, offering a glimpse into the park's diverse geomorphology and glacial history.

Durmitor Caves — Kaart

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A

Ice cave

Located at 2,100 meters under Obla Glava peak, this cave contains permanent ice stalagmites and stalactites. The interior maintains sub-zero temperatures year-round, preserving frozen formations throughout the summer.

B

Jelovačka pećina

Karst cave located in the central part of the Durmitor massif.

C

Grotna pećina

High-altitude karst cave within the Durmitor National Park boundaries.

D

Šolintrača

Vertical pit and cave system located in the southeastern part of the Durmitor region.

E

Urljača

Karst cave formation located near the village of Pitomine.

F

Pušljenska pećina

Limestone cave situated in the high-altitude terrain of the Durmitor mountains.

G

Rutušina pećina

Natural karst cave located within the Durmitor mountain range.

H

Zmajeva pećina

Limestone cave formation situated in the eastern reaches of the Durmitor National Park area.