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Djeravica
Route

Djeravica

 
Djeravica

Page Type: Route

Location: Serbia&Montenegro/Albania, Serbia & Monte Negro, Europe

Lat/Lon: 42.30000°N / 19.60000°E

Route Type: Scramble

Time Required: Half a day

Difficulty: Walk up

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Page By: nuia

Created/Edited: Feb 15, 2005 / Feb 15, 2005

Object ID: 163994

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Approach


Deravica is reached from Decani a town and monastery in Kosovo. Pec is the nearest bigger city and Decani is 16 km to the south of it.
At the monastery there's a hotel which seems not to be now in conditions to be of use for tourists. The route to Deravica is not easy to find as you walk a great river valley, Decanska bistrica, that has many sideroudes. Local inhabitants will guide you as good as it can get here.

Route Description


You follow the Decanska bistrica only a few hundred meters from the monastery. An easy path on a ridge above the valley that is in dense forests will bring you after 3 houres to alpine grounds where many wooden houses shelter the shepherds summerpastures. When you pass the first major settlement you will see a big mountain hut (at 2000 m) above the waterfall. The condition of the hut is unclear but eventually you may take shelter with some shepherds.
From here its an 3 hour scramble on Deravica.

Essential Gear


Good boots and food. Water is available evrywhere.

Miscellaneous Info


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Images

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