Maglić Peak rises to an elevation of 2386 m above sea level. It is the highest peak in Bosnia and Herzegovina, located in the Sutjeska Massif. The journey to the summit leads along slightly steep and demanding trails. The route is well marked and does not require specialized climbing skills. The trail can be tackled by most people, but it is good to be prepared for a longer hike.

In the summer, the temperature on the trail can reach about 20-25°C, but it will be significantly cooler at higher elevations. The conditions are usually good, but there may be occasional rain showers. It is worth bringing appropriate rain gear.

In the winter, you can expect snow on the trail, and the temperature can drop to below -10°C. Due to the large amount of snow and unpredictable weather, we recommend hiking to Maglić Peak in the summer months.

The trail to Maglić Peak is well marked and runs through a diverse terrain, initially through forests and then through steep meadows and rocky areas. The estimated time to reach the summit is 5-6 hours, depending on the pace. Additional climbing equipment is not required, but it is worth having sturdy hiking boots and trekking poles.