Zla Kolata is the tallest peak in Montenegro, reaching 2534 m above sea level. The mountains are part of the Prokletije range, which is exceptionally picturesque and offers diverse terrain. Due to steep ascents and long, but fairly gentle inclines, the trail to the summit does not require particular climbing skills. Nonetheless, it does require good physical fitness.

During the summer, temperatures on Zla Kolata typically range around 10-15°C. Days are usually sunny, but rainfall can occur, especially in July and August. Before setting out, it is worth checking the weather forecast to avoid storms.

In winter, the Zla Kolata peak is covered in snow, and temperatures drop below zero. Climbing in winter is more difficult and requires appropriate equipment and experience. The trails may be less visible, which makes navigation more challenging.

The trail leads through diverse terrain, initially through forests, and then through meadows and grassy slopes. Trail marking is good, which makes navigation easier. The total hiking time to the summit is about 6-7 hours. Climbing Zla Kolata does not require specialist climbing equipment, but it is worth bringing trekking poles.