Visitor Mountain

Summit region

Plav region around the Visitor Mountains north ( left) of the Talsbdep2

The Visitor is a mountain massif in the east of Montenegro, part of the mountain range of the Dinarides. The mountain massif comprises in addition to the main summit Visitor ( 2,211 m), the side peak Goles ( 2,033 m), Zeletin ( 2,112 m) and Greben ( 2,196 m).

The Visitor Massif lies between the mountain ranges in the west and Komovi Prokletija in the east, and separated from it by the river Lim. It rises steeply northwest of Plav and extends from southwest to northeast along 12 km and is located between the Plavsko Jezero in the east and the Dosava in the northwest 8km wide. While the lower elevations are dominated by forested mountain slopes, alpine meadows and rocky regions alternate in height. Located at an altitude of 1,820 m in the middle of Vistor massif a mountain lake, the Visitorsko Lake.

The climb to the peaks is possible on three different routes. The easiest runs through the northern slope of Murino ( 833 m) in four hours at the summit. The rise of Brezojevice ( 915 m) and Plav (928 m) also takes about four hours.