Every day from March 1st until November 30th
Hiking on Rtanj Mountain
Experience the magic of Rtanj, one of Serbia’s most stunning and mysterious mountains. Famous for its perfect pyramid shape, rare healing herbs, and aura of mysticism, Rtanj is a paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers.
We take the southern trail to Šiljak Peak (1565m), the highest point. Along the way, you’ll hear stories of Rtanj’s energy, mystical legends, and rumors of hidden treasures and UFO sightings. Feel the fresh mountain air, listen to the whisper of the forests, and let yourself enjoy nature’s serenity.
At the summit, be rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views over Serbia’s landscapes — a perfect spot for unforgettable photos and memories. Capture moments that will make your Instagram followers jealous and take home stories to share for a lifetime.
What will you see
- Rtanj mountain
What's included
- Complete organization of the excursion
- Transport by car/minibus/coach (depending on group size) on the specified routes
- Licensed tour guide (tour will be held in English)
Meeting point
Our guides will pick you up at your accommodation.
Frequently Asked Questions
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The hiking trail is 14 km round trip to Šiljak Peak.
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The one-way hike takes approximately 3 hours. The full round trip, including stops for rest and photos, takes around 6–8 hours.
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Bring comfortable hiking shoes, layered clothing suitable for the weather (jacket, sweatshirt), a raincoat or small umbrella, hat and sunscreen for sunny days, snacks or sandwiches, at least 3 liters of water, and a spare set of clothes.
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Hiking to the summit of Mount Rtanj is moderate to challenging, requiring a reasonable level of fitness. We follow the southern trail, considered the least demanding route, but the final 500 meters to the peak are steep and require extra effort. Overall, the climb involves a sustained elevation gain of over 1,000 meters, but rest stops along the way make it manageable, and the breathtaking views from the summit make it well worth the effort.
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Spring through autumn is ideal, offering mild weather and vibrant landscapes. Winter is possible, but weather conditions can affect the hike.