Via Dinarica Montenegro - Komovi to Vermosh

Amazing Komovi mountains. Up on the pass below the Kom kucki peak there are some nice and wind protected camp spots. To climb the Kok kucki, some exposed sections have to be passed, but it's definitely worth! There's no real trail down to Albania after the ruins of Bindza Orahovska. We just followed the gpx-tracks through grassland and forest. But don't worry, after crossing a small stream down in the valley it leads you to a gravel road. We had a great welcome in Peraj guesthouse/Vermosh, nice food, great hosts, local music.

Coming from Vermosh, to pass the border, unlike the GPS track of Via Dinarica, I did not climb along the creek (where is the border) but I went to the left bank and stayed about 20 meters east and over the creek. So it went pretty well. I crossed the creek at an altitude of 1,520 meters and climbed through a forest straight to Katun Dedića. The wood is sparse and it goes very well. From Katun Kurlaj Vujadinovića, I rather followed the marks (red and white circle) that avoids and cuts the track than the GPS track of Via Dinarica. After the pass and under Kom vasojevićki, there was still snow (6th of June) and it was quite tricky to pass through.

We decided for alternative crossing at Rikavacko jezero. From church Sumor you can stay on CT1 and hike via Maglic (so you hike in MNE from Maglic to Maglic ;), nice ridgewalk. Then descend on the road towards the Rikavacko lake. Turn left before the lake and follow the unmarked path. From the border the trail is easy to hike and nicely marked all the way to Vermosh. Thank you Eva very much for finding this alternative!