2,386 m
Elevation
1,320 m
Prominence
43.3003°, 18.7372°
Coordinates
Unknown — pre-modern era
First Ascent
About Maglić
Located on the Montenegrin border within Sutjeska National Park. The approach passes through the primeval Perućica forest, one of Europe's last.
Climbing Maglić: route, season and difficulty
- How long it takes
- 8–14 hours round trip, or two days using a mountain hut
- Do you need a guide?
- Not required if you are comfortable with exposed scrambling and mountain navigation, but a guide is a good call in poor visibility or early season.
- Best season
- Usually May to October (July–September for the high routes).
- Terrain & gear
- Steep trails with scrambling, loose rock or short exposed sections. Helmet, sturdy boots, wind and rain shell, headtorch, and a via-ferrata set if the route is cabled.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the highest mountain in Bosnia and Herzegovina?
The highest mountain in Bosnia and Herzegovina is Maglić, at 2,386 meters above sea level.
How long does it take to climb Maglić?
Allow 8–14 hours round trip, or two days using a mountain hut. Times vary with fitness, conditions and which trailhead you start from.
Can you climb Maglić without a guide?
Not required if you are comfortable with exposed scrambling and mountain navigation, but a guide is a good call in poor visibility or early season.
When is the best time to climb Maglić?
The usual season is May to October (July–September for the high routes). Outside that window expect snow, storms or closed access.
What gear do you need for Maglić?
Helmet, sturdy boots, wind and rain shell, headtorch, and a via-ferrata set if the route is cabled.
How high is Maglić?
Maglić stands at 2,386 meters (7,828 feet).
Where is Maglić located?
Maglić is located in Bosnia and Herzegovina, within the Dinaric Alps.
Has Martin climbed Maglić?
Not yet — Maglić is still on Martin's list of remaining country highpoints.