Kopaonik Transversal from/to Jaram
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 10.79 mi
- Elevation gain
- 2,628 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Difficult
- Elevation loss
- 2,703 ft
- Max elevation
- 6,328 ft
- TrailRank
- 34
- Min elevation
- 4,607 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Moving time
- 4 hours one minute
- Time
- 5 hours 44 minutes
- Coordinates
- 2977
- Uploaded
- July 11, 2020
- Recorded
- July 2020
near Kopaonik, Central Serbia (Serbia)
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Itinerary description
- Climbing straight to Gobelja Greben. Small hut for cattle/viewpoint on its left.
- Descending to Srebrnac.
PROBLEM: No track at all, you go through ski slope or through thorny bushes.
- Climbing to Zljeb.
Majestic viewpoint over the rocks
- Descending from Zljeb
PROBLEM: NO TRACK AT ALL. You must “discover” some old marks on the trees. Apparently, in the last years, Park authorities “forgot” to mark and clean paths, or were too busy renting quads... you go down through the grass. At the end of the clear, when you reach the forest, you must look for the mark on the tree, to enter the forest the right place. It is on the “front right” (south) corner of the clear.
- Walking to the geyser. It’s through a good track with lots of water springs. No need to bring big supply of water with you. The geyser isn’t a geyser, it’s a spring of cold water.
- Walking to Methody. It’s a very nice path along a beautiful forest of spruce fir and beech, accompanied by the river. You do it back and forth, no alternative way.
- Climbing to Karaman. Long and steep. A part goes through a ski slope, uninteresting. The 2nd part goes through a dirt road cutting the same ski slope to the left and it’s nicer, with lots of flowers and butterflies.
- Descending to Jaram. You descend through the ski slope.
- Descending to Srebrnac.
PROBLEM: No track at all, you go through ski slope or through thorny bushes.
- Climbing to Zljeb.
Majestic viewpoint over the rocks
- Descending from Zljeb
PROBLEM: NO TRACK AT ALL. You must “discover” some old marks on the trees. Apparently, in the last years, Park authorities “forgot” to mark and clean paths, or were too busy renting quads... you go down through the grass. At the end of the clear, when you reach the forest, you must look for the mark on the tree, to enter the forest the right place. It is on the “front right” (south) corner of the clear.
- Walking to the geyser. It’s through a good track with lots of water springs. No need to bring big supply of water with you. The geyser isn’t a geyser, it’s a spring of cold water.
- Walking to Methody. It’s a very nice path along a beautiful forest of spruce fir and beech, accompanied by the river. You do it back and forth, no alternative way.
- Climbing to Karaman. Long and steep. A part goes through a ski slope, uninteresting. The 2nd part goes through a dirt road cutting the same ski slope to the left and it’s nicer, with lots of flowers and butterflies.
- Descending to Jaram. You descend through the ski slope.
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