Hiking and Mountaineering
Serbia's staggering mountain peaks and mysterious forests present a real challenge for alpinists, climbers, or anyone who wishes to get a bit of fresh mountain air.
Rudnik Mountain
The Rudnik Mountain, which dominates Serbia's central region Sumadija, is located some 100 km south from Belgrade. The highest peak is Veliki Sturac (1132 m). Rudnik has a total of 8 peaks that are higher than 1,000 meters. Rudnik was declared a climate spa in 1922 because of its superb climate conditions--the great number of sunny days a year, air currents, high level of air ionization, and unspoiled nature. All hiking and mountaineering routes on Rudnik Mountain are marked.
Horseback Riding
If you decide to visit one of the horse farms in Serbia0--Zobnatica, Karadjordjevo, Kelebija or Ljubicevo--you would not only get familiar with horse-breeding and the history of horse racing, but you would also be able to enjoy the peace and quiet of the farms' pleasant atmosphere.
Skiing
Visitor will find that Serbia's mountains have superb skiing slopes and high-quality ski lifts. The slopes are convenient for skiing, snowboarding, mono-skiing, snowmobiling, or night-skiing. Numerious night bars and restaurants offer entertainment in the evening hours.
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