A Challenging Road to Lake Susicko in Montenegro's Durmitor National Park

Sušičko Jezero is a high mountain lake at 1,163m (3,815ft) above sea level in northwestern Montenegro. It's the only periodic lake in Durmitor National Park, disappearing when the River Sušica dries up.

Sušičko jezero

How long is the road to Lake Sušičko?

The road to the lake, also known as Sušica Lake, is 6.5 km (4.03 miles) long starting from the village of Nedajno.

Is the road to Lake Sušičko paved?

The road is mostly paved but has some challenging unpaved sections.

How challenging is the road to Lake Sušičko?

The road features hairpin turns and steep drop-offs, making it difficult to navigate. At narrow points, it can only accommodate one vehicle, making passing difficult. The road is busier in the summer months.

Is the road to Lake Sušičko worth it?

The route offers views of the Sušica Canyon. Lake Sušičko is 350-450 m long and up to 200 m wide, with depths of 4-5 m. By late summer, the lake recedes, leaving a green meadow. The drive is challenging but rewarding, offering stunning views of Montenegro's natural landscapes. Drive with caution.
Pic: Dragan Sremac

 

 

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