OFFGRIDBOSNIASarajevo / BiHFilter by terrain, season and how you want to travel. Every route is adjusted to live trail and weather conditions.
12 routes found
A route built for your group rather than picked off a list. Tell us how many days you have, what you want to drive or walk, and how rough you want it - we plan it, arrange the permissions and guide it. Anywhere in Bosnia and Herzegovina, or across the border into Montenegro, Croatia, Serbia and Albania.
Bring your own 4x4 and follow our lead vehicle through Bosnia's forest roads and mountain tracks. We handle the route, the radio and the recovery gear; you do the driving. Built for owners who want their vehicle used the way it was designed, with someone ahead who knows the terrain.
A demanding K3 via ferrata along the Sokolov Put ridge on the Romanija plateau above Sarajevo, climbing exposed limestone steps above the forest for sweeping views across the highland. A step up from the beginner routes closer to town, best suited to climbers with some via ferrata experience.
A guided day hike across the highland meadows of Zelengora in Sutjeska National Park, with an option to stay for a campfire barbecue in the evening or camp overnight beneath the peaks. Three ways to do it, from a straightforward hike to a full overnight camping trip.
Leave the city behind and discover the simple joy of camping in Bosnia and Herzegovina's most beautiful natural settings. Enjoy cozy campsites, stunning scenery, crackling campfires, and nights beneath a sky full of stars.
Experience the mountain from a completely new perspective on a via ferrata adventure. Work your way along the equipped rock routes, feel the thrill of every step and take in the panoramic views.
An unusual via ferrata that follows the Podružje canyon above Mostar, at points running right along the riverbed itself. One of the easier routes in the region and a good choice for a first via ferrata, but best avoided after heavy rain, when the canyon can flood.
A short, spectacular climb up the Fortica ridge above Mostar, crossing a 35-metre suspension bridge with sweeping views over the Neretva valley. At barely 200 metres and about 30 minutes of climbing, it's an easy add-on to a day in Mostar rather than a full expedition.
Beautiful forest landscape just outside Sarajevo: a circular route around Čavljak that extends toward the Bukovik summit (1,534 m), easy to recognise by its antennas and radar dome, only about 20 minutes from the city centre.
Located in the beautiful Bukovik area near Sarajevo, this guided adventure combines breathtaking views, exciting vertical sections, and the safety of a professionally guided tour. Whether you're trying a via ferrata for the first time or looking for your next outdoor challenge, this experience offers the perfect balance of adventure, nature, and unforgettable memories.
Montenegro's first certified via ferrata (EN 16869:2017), running 1.5 scenic kilometres along the emerald Piva Canyon near Plužine before a final 80-metre vertical climb up the canyon wall. No prior climbing experience needed.
An illustrative forest hike from Nahorevo to Skakavac, one of the tallest waterfalls in Bosnia, following a marked beech-forest trail to a viewing platform below the falls.
