The fascinating Dinara Mountain is a part of the Dinaric Alps, the mountain range that stretches along the coast of the Adriatic Sea from Italy, through Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, Serbia, and Albania, separating the Adriatic Sea from the Pannonian Field.

The Grmec Mountain is located in the northwestern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, between the Una and Sana Rivers. It is an extraordinary plateau and a large pasture surrounded by forests and beautiful nature.

The Kozara Mountain is located in the northwestern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina. The mountain has vibrant landscape and dominates the area with its size and beauty, although none of its peaks exceed 1,000 meters.

Prenj is one of the most impressive mountains in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is situated in the heart of the Dinaric Alps, in the northern part of Herzegovina. It is encircled by the Neretva River in the northwest and by the mountain range of Velez, Crvanj and Visocica in the south, as well as by many natural and artificial lakes and rivers.

Treskavica is one of the most attractive mountains in Bosnia and Herzegovina. It is located south from Sarajevo and its highest peak is 2,086 meters above the sea level. On clear days, the Adriatic Sea and Montenegro can be seen from Treskavica.

The Vlasic Mountain is one of the most accessible mountains in the Balkans. Thanks to well-maintained roads, this vast mountain is completely accessible to visitors during the whole year.

The Sator Mountain is located in the western part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, where it separates the Livno Polje Field from the Glamoc Polje Field. It was named after a cone shaped peak, resembling a tent, at 1,875 meters above the sea level.

The rugged Kupres plateau extends from the northwest to the southeast of the country, about 3 hours from Sarajevo. The plateau is covered by snow usually 5 months of the year. At 1,250 meters above the sea level it is perfect for winter sports lovers. Visitors, however, should be prepared to harsh Alpine climate.

The Cvrsnica Mountain is one of the highest mountains in Bosnia and Herzegovina – its highest peak is Plocno Peak (2,228m). The mountain is located in the northern part of Herzegovina, close to Posusje. Because of an unusual beauty of its natural environment, this mountain is regularly visited by alpinists from the country and the whole region.

The Kamesnica Mountain stretches at the border of Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia. The highest peak Konj (1,854 m) is located on the side of Bosnia and Herzegovina, but provides magnificent views of both countries.

The Maglic Mountain is located about twenty kilometers from Foca near the border with Montenegro. The Maglic Mountain is the highest but not the largest mountain in Bosnia and Herzegovina, the mountain is divided between Bosnia and Herzegovina and Montenegro.

The Trebevic Mountain is located southeast from Sarajevo and it is one of the favorite excursion sites of Sarajevo citizens. The Mountain peak is 1,627 meters high and it is bordering the Jahorina Mountain.

The Tusnica Mountain is located in the southwestern part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, between Busko Blato and Livno and Duvno Polje Fields.

The mild Vranica Mountain with many pastures stretches between Fojnica in the east and Gornji Vakuf in the west. Its highest peak is Nadkrstak (2,110 m).

The Cincar Mountain is in the western part of Bosnia and Herzegovina, with the highest peak of 2,006 meters above the sea level.

Radovanj is a low mountain situated northeast from Posusje. Its highest peak is Gradina (1,133 m).