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Nature's Best Views and Wonders

This collection highlights the diverse karst topography of the Una-Sana region, ranging from the 24-meter high tufa waterfalls of Štrbački buk to the rugged 1,795-meter summit of Velika Osječenica. The list features limestone cave formations, high-altitude mountain lakes like Jasikovac and Babića jezero, and several prominent peaks within the Grmeč massif and Una National Park that offer expansive views of the Dinaric Alps and river canyons.

Štrbački buk 4

Observation point overlooking the 24-meter high tufa waterfalls on the Una River.

Davidova

Karst cave formation located in the mountainous terrain near the Una valley.

Skakića

Natural limestone cave situated in the karst landscape of western Bosnia.

Zjelarova

Cave system located in the rugged terrain near the borders of Una National Park.

Jezero

Small natural pond located in the karst highlands.

Babića jezero

Mountain lake located on the slopes of the Grmeč massif.

Jasikovac

Natural lake situated in the rural landscape north of Drvar.

Bursaci

Mountain peak in the Dinaric karst region.

Vršak

Summit providing views of the Una River valley near Bihać.

Crni vrh

Forested peak in the Grmeč mountain range.

Kurića vrh

Elevation point overlooking the landscape near the border of Croatia and Bosnia.

Prtišen

Peak in the northern part of the Una-Sana region.

Velika Glavica

Prominent hill in the karst terrain of western Bosnia.

Veliki vrh

High point in the mountain range near Drvar.

Opaliti vrh

Summit in the Grmeč mountain area.

Gizdin vrh

Peak located within the karst highlands near Bihać.

Paljka

Mountain elevation in the Grmeč massif.

Velika Osjecenica

The highest peak of Mount Osječenica at 1,795 meters, featuring a distinct limestone ridge.

Ljutoč

Prominent 1,165-meter peak offering views across the Una National Park and the river canyon.

Zeleni vrh

Forested summit in the western Bosnian karst region.