Landscape alongside the White Trail and Bosnia and Herzegovina's highest mountain Maglić.Trail mapWhite Trail starts in Razdrto, Slovenia at the foot of the Nanos plateau (in the background).
The Via Dinarica project was launched in 2010 with the aim of promoting and developing tourism in the Western Balkans.[1] The Green and Blue trails are still under development (2020).[2]
The White Trail (1,260.8 km) is the main route in Via Dinarica, and follows the main ridge of the Dinaric Alps. Along this route are the highest mountain peaks in each of the countries (except for Slovenia). The route starts in Razdrto at the foot of the Nanos plateau in Slovenia, and roughly follows the Croatian mountains of Velika Kapela, Velebit and Dinara. In Bosnia and Herzegovina, the trail passes through the Hercegovina region, and then through the mountains of Central Montenegro. The route ends in the Valbona valley in the Albanian Alps in Northern Albania.
Blue TrailEdit
The Blue Trail focuses on the coast of the Adriatic Sea, the islands, peninsulas and the somewhat lower mountains here.
Green TrailEdit
The Green Trail runs through the green and lush inland (for example the Lika region in Croatia and the central Bosnian regions) on the eastern slopes of the Dinaric Alps. The last part of the route also goes to western and south parts of Serbia.
ReferencesEdit
^"The Via Dinarica". Via Dinarica Alliance. Retrieved 10 May 2020.
^"Via Dinarica Trail". Via Dinarica. Retrieved 10 May 2020.
External linksEdit
Official website
August 25, 2023
dinarica, network, long, distance, hiking, trails, dinaric, alps, consists, white, trail, blue, trail, green, trail, connects, countries, slovenia, croatia, bosnia, herzegovina, montenegro, serbia, kosovo, albania, landscape, alongside, white, trail, bosnia, h. The Via Dinarica is a network of long distance hiking trails in the Dinaric Alps and consists of the White Trail Blue Trail and Green Trail Via Dinarica connects the countries Slovenia Croatia Bosnia and Herzegovina Montenegro Serbia Kosovo and Albania Landscape alongside the White Trail and Bosnia and Herzegovina s highest mountain Maglic Trail mapWhite Trail starts in Razdrto Slovenia at the foot of the Nanos plateau in the background The Via Dinarica project was launched in 2010 with the aim of promoting and developing tourism in the Western Balkans 1 The Green and Blue trails are still under development 2020 2 Contents 1 White Trail 2 Blue Trail 3 Green Trail 4 References 5 External linksWhite Trail EditThe White Trail 1 260 8 km is the main route in Via Dinarica and follows the main ridge of the Dinaric Alps Along this route are the highest mountain peaks in each of the countries except for Slovenia The route starts in Razdrto at the foot of the Nanos plateau in Slovenia and roughly follows the Croatian mountains of Velika Kapela Velebit and Dinara In Bosnia and Herzegovina the trail passes through the Hercegovina region and then through the mountains of Central Montenegro The route ends in the Valbona valley in the Albanian Alps in Northern Albania Blue Trail EditThe Blue Trail focuses on the coast of the Adriatic Sea the islands peninsulas and the somewhat lower mountains here Green Trail EditThe Green Trail runs through the green and lush inland for example the Lika region in Croatia and the central Bosnian regions on the eastern slopes of the Dinaric Alps The last part of the route also goes to western and south parts of Serbia References Edit The Via Dinarica Via Dinarica Alliance Retrieved 10 May 2020 Via Dinarica Trail Via Dinarica Retrieved 10 May 2020 External links EditOfficial website Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Via Dinarica amp oldid 1150685607, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
