Explore the captivating beauty of Vlašić Mountain, nestled in central Bosnia, where diverse landscapes enchant visitors. This mountain gem stretches between the Vrbas and Ugar rivers, with its awe-inspiring peak, Paljenik, soaring at 1943 meters above sea level.
A visit to Vlašić guarantees breathtaking panoramas of neighboring mountains and valleys, surrounded by lush meadows and vibrant wildflowers that attract a variety of wildlife.
Vlašić’s varied terrain makes it a haven for hiking, cycling, picnicking, and immersing yourself in nature. Whether you seek serenity or adventure on mountain trails, Vlašić offers something for every traveler.
Discover the hidden gem of Ilomska Waterfall, a 25-meter natural wonder nestled in lush greenery, perfect for picnics and communing with nature.
Ugrić Waterfall, at 23 meters high along the Ugar River, offers tranquility and natural beauty amidst dense forests, making it an ideal escape for nature lovers.
Experience the winter wonderland of Babanovac Ski Center, one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s winter destinations. Perfect for skiing and snowboarding, it caters to all skill levels, from beginners to families.
Babanovac Ski Center boasts ski lifts and cable cars, ensuring easy access to the entire resort. The fun continues with sledding and snowshoeing, while ski schools and rental facilities make it accessible to all. Night skiing adds an extra dash of excitement on Wednesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays.
Embark on an exhilarating adventure with the Via Ferrata at Devečani, one of Bosnia and Herzegovina’s most stunning climbing experiences. Climb steep cliffs securely using safety equipment while enjoying incredible views of Lašva Valley. The Via Ferrata at Devečani offers routes suitable for climbers of all levels, making it an exciting activity for both beginners and experienced mountaineers.
Uncover the mysteries hidden beneath Paljenik Mountain, where remnants of military structures and underground tunnels hint at the region’s tumultuous past. The enigmatic Vlašić bunker and the Cold War-era tunnels are fascinating historical sites to visit.
Nestled on Vlašić Mountain, you’ll discover the charming village of Guče Gore, celebrated as one of the most beautiful in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Its prime attraction is the 19th-century Franciscan monastery, a favorite haunt of Nobel laureate Ivo Andrić, adding a touch of literary history to its allure.
Numerous flocks of sheep graze on Vlašić’s meadows from early spring to late autumn, making Vlašić pastures the heart of Vlašić cheese production.
Vlašić cheese is renowned as one of the finest sheep cheeses, preserved in a special brine solution.