Escursioni nel Komovi

Super tracé, la boucle permet de varier les points de vue. Très peu fréquenté car beaucoup font juste l'aller-retour vers le lac. Nous avons pris le télésiège pour démarrer de plus haut. Il est possible de le reprendre en remontant un peu en fin de boucle. Merci pour la belle rando !

Great stage! The Komovi Mountains are really impressive, the hike to the beautiful summit of the Kom Kucki is a bit challenging, but doable. For the descent to Vermosh, I found a more logical approach than the original route - it follows a cow path between the ruins of Katun Orahovska and the ruins of Katun Redzica, instead of going around. You can download a gpx-track with extra explanation in some waypoints @ https://drive.google.com/file/d/1q-18OBlTrwnKOiU3pqP_cd3zW_qZKFfk. I also made a detailed description of the descent - download it @ https://drive.google.com/file/d/18U6wM5thb73lTcji2BVRHLFtKcpr7gp4.

We did the hike on the beginning of June 2025 from Albania to Montenegro. The hike is easy to find until the border, we followed a track. After we tried to follow the advice of Jean-Marc from the previous comment with GPS, there was no way anymore. It was quite hard because it was quite steep and with brushes, but ok. We found the path back at Katun Dediča. Then it was a really beautiful hike and easy. The last go down to Stanva is a little bit long and physical (going up and down above the forest) but not major difficulties.

Stage done at the beginning of August 2024: After a view minutes on the road, there was a marked hiking trail already mentioned in previous comments. It started to the right after the wooden Komovi park sign. It was good to walk and get away from the cars on the “main” road. The only water I found in Štavna was next to the upper road towards the start of the hiking trails below the picnic place. From Katun Štavna, I made a round trip: starting on the marked path to the left towards Varda to reach Koliba Carine and went back along the VD towards Kom Kučki junction and back to Trešnjevik. I cannot comment on Kom Kučki as I skipped it after reading in previous comments that it is a bit more exposed and I did not want to climb it alone. I did not like the section at the edge of the forest after the descent from Kučki junction (direction Carine to Štavna) because it was very narrow, right at the edge and partly overgrown. Made it a bit unsafe for me with my big backpack. On the whole round trip, I didn’t find water (also not the spring close to the Koliba Carine). I took water from the mountain river that I crossed coming from Varda direction. As there were cows roaming, I filtered it to be on the safe side. The Koliba looked nice inside.

Hiking NB. Completed Sept. 27-28. From Vermosh, the climb to Carine hut was taxing. No real route up, was pushing through bushes and brush. It sounds like there's an alternative that people below have mentioned...I hadn't read these yet. After you climb and catch the Montenegran mountain highway (CT-1, all gravel road) for 5-6kms to Carine. Carine hut is in great condition for how remote it is. Big thanks to the host who keeps it up. There was even wood and a starter set out on the stove when I arrived (even rakija in the pantry for those in need). Water just 2-3 min walk from the hut. One of the more beautiful night skies on a clear night. Highly recommend staying in Carine if you can. From Carine to Komovi: After a short but steep ascent neat the top of Carine mountain, you start climbing down to Komovi. More technical descent than I had anticipated. After a 1.5-2hr descent, you get to Komovi. I didn't stay in Komovi but even in late September there seemed to be plenty of accommodation or camping space.

Hiking NB, started on Sept. 27. I just completed the Peaks of the Balkans and continued northwest from Plav to Gusinje. Hitched a ride to Gusinje before starting hiking across to Vermosh. This hike was really challenging. Practically no trail to follow after the gravel roads ends..just hiking through the woods and using GPS to get through. Spent most of the time pushing through trees and bushes. The last descent to catch the road to Vermosh was dangerous -- winding two way road. Recommend just hitching a ride through and skipping this portion.

Such a beautiful stage ! We absolutely loved Komovi mountains. At the start, even before 1km, you can follow the hike path instead of following the road. It’s faster, well maintained and marked path. Somewhere on this path there’s a water source. Going to Kucki Kom is a true highlight. It’s quite exposed and aerial at the end. Carine hut is really cool, we didn’t sleep there but we could make ourselves a coffee with its gas stove. Water right after the hut on the path. You could easily camp at the church. We camped at the abandoned village at km 21.5, it was so beautiful, with views on the last mountains of the Via Dinarica. The way down was still technical and inexistant. We just whore long pants for the high grass and eventually we reached a path after the rivers crossing. For us it was very easy to hitchhike from vermosh to Gusinje.

Gusinje has everything you need, pharmacy, supermarkets (recommand metro shop, plenty of hiking food), coffee etc I strongly recommand to hike the alternative route, from Gusinje walk on the road (or hitch hike) to skala, then a stunning trail will lead you to Talijanka, walking along a ridge once out of the forest. Finally down to Lepushe. Plenty of water before the top.

Respect! In KOMOVI NATURE PARK, on ​​the route of the First Montenegrin Transversal CT1, at the foot of Kučki Kom, I am the owner of a cabin that has served mountaineers and all other visitors as a shelter and overnight stay all these years ago, and God willing, in the future. The cabin is open and accessible to all visitors. It is listed on the map as a mountain hut. Visitors can, if they wish and are able, donate a symbolic amount, which would help me keep the hut functional, and would also contribute to extending its lifespan. Here are the payment instructions: Account with institution: HBBAMEPGXXX Beneficiary customer: ME25520036000002970937 POPOVIC MLADEN, MEDUN BB, PODGORICA, MONTENEGRO For all information you can contact me the owner: Mladen Popović +38267660054 mladenmpop@gmail.com Best Regards ! Poštovanje! U PARKU PRIRODE KOMOVI, na ruti Prve crnogorske transverzale CT1, u podnožju Kučkog Koma, vlasnik sam kolibe koja sve ove godine unazad, a Bože zdravlja i ubuduće, služi planinarima i svim drugim posjetiocima kao sklonište i prenoćište. Koliba je otvorenog tipa i dostupna svim posjetiocima. Na mapi je upisana kao Planinarska kućica. Posjetioci mogu po želji i mogućnosti donirati simboličan iznos, čime bi mi pomogli u održavanju kolibe funkcionalnom, a doprinijelo bi i da se produži njen vijek trajanja. Ovo su instrukcije za plaćanje: Account with institution: HBBAMEPGXXX Beneficiary customer: ME25520036000002970937 POPOVIC MLADEN, MEDUN BB, PODGORICA, MONTENEGRO Za sve informacije se možete obratiti meni vlasniku: Mladen Popović +38267660054 mladenmpop@gmail.com Srdačan pozdrav !

Very beautiful hike! We loved the scenery and being so secluded - we didn’t meet anyone during our hike. The landscape was phenomenal and we especially loved camping at Adelina’s place in Mreg and at alp Jeshnice. The families were incredibly kind and welcoming. They both served freshly made local food for us, which was so delicious! We had a great time staying with them and would visit them any time again.

Komovi peaks are gorgeous, especially with autumn colours! To me, definitely one of the highlights of Montenegro. Last sections of Komčki Kuk are quite challenging, steep and exposed, although manageable to hike the peak while being afraid of heights. Slept in Carine hut which is simple but does the job (and no dormouse!). On the way down to Vermosh, I followed Maruša's advice (see her picture) then tried to stick to the GPS track. A bit of improvisation/imagination needed to go down the forest, but does not take too long. When you reach the confluence of two creeks, cross the major one on the left: you will end up on an old and overgrown path that, after some turns, crosses the creek again and make its way to Vermosh.

walking south to north, we followed the suggestion from Eva to Ricavacko jezero. Beautiful hike, but unfortunately the path around the border is not maintained anymore. We managed to find our way through parts of wilderness, but we guess in one or two years, nature will be taking over completely.