Experience an adrenaline-fueled off-road ride in a jeep or other all-terrain vehicles through the uncharted forest of Bjelasica mountain. Considered the center of Montenegrin mountain tourism, Bjelasica is part of the National Park Biogradska Gora and is second only to Durmitor in popularity. Known as the greenest mountain in Montenegro and rich in water sources, this makes for an unforgettable jeep safari experience.

Kolašin area offers numerous trails for hiking, mountain biking, climbing, speleology, and alpinism. One of the notable trails is the transversal trail "Through Montenegrin Mountains" CT-01 on Bjelasica Mountain, located near Kolašin. This trail is an international hiking trail that extends over the territory of Montenegro and is an extension of the European transversal "Long Distance Trail E-6." It passes through Bukumir Lake, Žijovo Mountain, Komovi, Bjelasica, Sinjajevina, Black Lake, and Durmitor. The Biogradska Gora National Park, located at the center of which is the Biogradsko lake, is another popular destination for hiking. The tour around the lake offers scenic views of nature and is perfect for beginners, with a duration of about 1-2 hours.

Nestled in the beautiful mountain Bjelasica, the ski center here boasts the most modern facilities in the region. Only 10km away from the city, it offers an unparalleled skiing and snowboarding experience. But even if you're not into skiing, the stunning views and fresh air make a visit to Bjelasica worth it. Take a scenic tour on the ski lift and enjoy a cup of tea in one of the restaurants with panoramic views. The ski resort comprises three major independent courses, all interconnected: Kolašin 1400, Kolašin 1600, and Kolašin 1450. These offer more than 60km of skiing tracks, including specialized tracks catering to different skill levels and preferences.