In the heart of eastern Serbia, where the Danube meanders through picturesque gorges, rises the Miroč mountain - a place that captivates with its beauty and natural diversity.
Miroč stretches between Donji Milanovac and Tekija in the Negotin region, offering panoramic views of the Danube that surrounds it from all sides. Covering nearly 500 km2 of territory, this mountain offers visitors the opportunity to enjoy hiking on marked trails.
Great Štrbac (768 m) and Little Štrbac (626 m) form the peaks of Miroč. Located within the Djerdap National Park nature reserve, they preserve the richness of the mountain and allow exploration of untouched nature.
Caves, sinkholes, and valleys are a real treat for climbers and all lovers of natural beauty. Most of these formations await exploration, attracting spelunkers from various parts of the world.
Miroč impresses not only with its relief but also with its flora and fauna. With more than 1,300 plant species, this mountain is a true treasure trove of natural diversity: medicinal herbs such as St. John's wort, plantain, mint, and thyme, forest fruits such as rosehip, hawthorn, blackberry, cornelian cherry…
Miroč is home to wildlife such as deer, wild boars, foxes…
Whether you're climbing the peaks, exploring caves, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, Miroč will enchant you with its unique beauty and charm. This is where the Danube kisses the mountain, creating harmony in natural perfection.
Where is it located?
Miroč stretches between Donji Milanovac and Tekija.
How to get there?
Via Belgrade - Požarevac - Donji Milanovac, road 34. Travel via the Djerdap highway M-25. Near Donji Milanovac is the village of Golubinje, and from there, on the right side, there is a parking lot with a fountain and hiking trails to Miroč.
Via Belgrade - Paraćin - Donji Milanovac (via Zaječar): roads A-1, 36, 165.
Via Niš (via Zaječar): road 35.
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