Mountain Sinjajevina winter 2021 in Montenegro

Sinjajevina is a vast Montenegrin mountain that lies between the Tara canyon, Jezera Drobnjački, the river Tušina and the sides of Gornja Morača and Pčinja. It is 35 to 40 km long and 10 to 15 km wide. It has the appearance of a high dissected surface with an average height of 1,600 to 1,700 m. It has over six peaks above 2,000 meters (Babin Zub - 2,257 m), so it can be classified among the high mountains of Montenegro. An important factor in the individual characteristics of Sinjajevina is its plant cover, primarily grass. With a pasture area of ​​120,000 ha, Sinjajevina is one of the first pasture and livestock mountains. The northeastern part of Sinjajevina belongs to the Mojkovac municipality and it houses the spring and summer katuns of its cattle breeders. Sinjajevina is a recognizable pasture area which, with its excellent terrains for Nordic skiing and the attractive Zaboj Lake, is a god-given area for the development of mountain tourism. It is characterized by the simplicity of natural forms and good potential opportunities for certain winter sports, summer recreation and hiking.