Trem Peak (1810 m) – Mountain Hike in Serbia | Suva Planina NEW
A guided day hike from Sofia to Trem Peak (1810 m) in Serbia, with a certified mountain guide, sweeping panoramas and Serbian specialties.
If you love mountain hiking, big views and active travel, join us for an unforgettable mountain adventure in Serbia!
This one-day program takes us to Trem Peak (1810 m), the highest point of the scenic Suva Planina range near Nish.
It's a great way to discover hiking in Serbia: a beautiful Balkan summit, wild scenery, a full day on the trail and delicious Serbian food to finish.
Tour Highlights
- Trem Peak – 1810 m
- Serbian cuisine and local specialties after the hike
What's included
Included
- Complete organization and coordination of the program
- Insurance assistance abroad with limit - 5,000 euro. The insurance is concluded with the insurance company Euroins
- Licensed guide
- Transportation during the program
Not included
- Food
- Personal expenses
Tour Itinerary
On arrival in the Suva Planina area, we get ready for the climb.
The guide gives the group the mandatory safety briefing, we shoulder our packs and set off.
Trem Peak (1810 m) is the highest point of Suva Planina and one of the most impressive mountain ascents in southeastern Serbia. The route combines beautiful forest sections, an open mountain ridge, limestone crags and striking panoramic views.
The trail starts at Bojanine Vode, at about 860 m above sea level. From there it gradually enters beech forest and climbs to the Devojački Grob saddle at about 1310 m.
Once out of the forest, the character of the route changes. We begin an open ascent along the ridge, and as we approach Trem the slopes become steeper and more exposed.
The ridge opens up impressive views over the surrounding mountains and valleys. The final section leads to the summit of Trem (1810 m), where on a clear day the view is exceptionally wide.
Required Documents !
- Valid Bulgarian ID
Important:
Three seasons trekking equipment
Shoes
Suitable shoes for the mountain, according to the weather forecast. High ankle or low shoes. You may wear sneakers to change into at the end of the program
Spare socks
Lighting
Headlamp - An absolute must-have accessory for every mountaineer. It may be necessary for the group to start a trek very early or finish the trek in the dark (force majeure). In these situations, each participant must have a headlamp. We recommend going with a proven brand like Petzl or BlackDiamond
Spare batteries
Backpack
About 40 liters backpack - Quite enough for one or two day hikes.
Backpack cover - in case of rain
Clothing top
Depending on the season and weather conditions
T-shirt or thin thermal base layer - from merino or synthetic. In no case cotton material
Fleece
A down jacket or other jacket with synthetic insulation - a thin down jacket is recommended. Evenings and mornings in the mountains, temperatures are low. No expensive down jacket needed
Wind and water proof jacket
Thin hat and gloves
Buff
Clothing bottom
Depending on the season and weather conditions
Comfortable long pants - in the perfect case with zippers for ventilation
Sun protection
Sunglasses
Summer hat
Sun cream with high protection
Buff with UPF protection
Rain protection
Raincoat
-or-
Waterproof top and bottom
Water and food
Water (1.5 liters)
Food for the trek
Money and documents
Money
ID or passport
Other
First aid kit
Trekking poles
Cancellation Policy:
Чл. 89. (Изм. – ДВ, бр. 37 от 2018 г., в сила от 01.07.2018 г.) (1) Пътуващият има право да прекрати договора за туристически пакет по всяко време преди започването на изпълнението на туристическия пакет. The tourist owes a penalty as follows:
Notify me when organized transport is available
We will notify you as soon as a spot on the organized transport becomes available.