Jablan Lake

Jablan Lake, also known as Malo Jezero, is a glacial lake located within Durmitor National Park in Montenegro. Situated at an altitude of approximately 1,791 meters, it is considered one of the "Mountain Eyes" of Durmitor. The lake’s name is linked to the word for ash tree, though the surrounding area is characterized by coniferous forests and alpine meadows.

Geography and Hydrology

The lake is roughly 240 meters long with a maximum depth of 8.5 meters, making it larger and deeper than some other glacial lakes on the Durmitor massif. The water level is highest in spring and early summer, often dropping significantly by late summer.

Hiking and Access

Jablan Lake is a popular destination for hiking, offering a more secluded experience compared to the park's more frequented sites like Black Lake.
The two main trailheads are: From Bosača: A short, accessible hike starting near the Momčilov Grad restaurant on the panoramic road.From Žabljak/Black Lake: A longer, full-day loop trek that passes through the villages of Pitomine and Bosača, and can include viewpoints at Crvena Greda and Zminje Lake.