Eva is a girl from Amsterdam who loves mountains and walking barefoot. She is thru-hiking the Via Dinarica White Trail and is sharing her stories with the rest of the virtual world. More about her experience can be found at www.evadinaricaproject.com
3in1 or Looking back on November (2017)
At the end of the month I like to look back on what I’ve done and where I’ve been. On how I felt...
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[Green Trail] Looking back on October (2017)
At the end of the month I like to look back on what I’ve done and where I’ve been. On how I felt...
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[Green Trail] Looking back on September
At the end of the month I like to look back on what I’ve done and where I’ve been. On how I felt...
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Slovenia’s Secrets
I hiked more than 1200K through 4 different countries and added another 300K in Slovenia. The...
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Incredible Croatian Karst
The Via Dinarica is a trail that is still in progress, only in Bosnia and Herzegovina the White...
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Beautifully Wild, Bosnia and Herzegovina
Although nature does not know borders, borders are often formed by nature. Mountains, rivers and...
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Prenj party
“Don’t miss Prenj!” I certainly didn’t want to, so I stayed as long as the weather forecast let...
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Lost and found, short cut versus wild nature
Sunday I was supposed to meet some friends from Sarajevo at Boračko Jezero. Rewinding time!...
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WILD BALKAN: nature versus mankind, what do they teach me?
Many many wild plants were in my way. If I had known which I could eat, I perhaps would appreciate them more....
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Thriving Tjentište
Tjentište is a little town with a big big hotel. People are obviously not coming here for the city...
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Magnificent Mountains of Montenegro
Montenegro or Crna Gora in Serbian. I have to confess that I didn’t know where the name comes from, I...
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Maglić, to climb or not to climb?
After skipping Bobotov Kuk, I told myself to at least go up Maglić, Bosnia’s highest mountain. This...
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Into the Footsteps of ˝Team Via Dinarica˝
In 2013 Via Dinarica started with their “Walking the Via Dinarica” project to explore the area,...
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Bobotov Kuk, to climb or not to climb…
Žablak is a base-camp for hikers and bikers who are planning to visit Durmitor NP. Several trips...
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Amazing Albanian Alps
The Via Dinarica White Trail officially ends in Albania, in the highest part of the Dinaric...
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Rikavačko Paradise
After the adventure with Drande the sweet shepherd lady from Vermosh, I gained an experience, but...
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Maja Jezercë, to climb or not to climb…
The Via Dinarica White Trail finds its way through the mountains of the Dinaric Alps. It crosses the...
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Hiking on the Green Trail to Vukov Konak
A few weeks ago while I was still in Amsterdam, I saw a post on the Terra Dinarica Facebook page...
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Polako polako (that’s how you mark a new trail!)
Two weeks ago I got an invitation to go to Sutjeska national park. I knew a part of the White...
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The GOOD, bad & ugly (people on the Via Dinarica)
Two weeks on the trail surrounded by mountains, flowers, cattle and flies. I’m hiking on my own...
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Via Dinarica, an inspired trail through the Dinaric Alps
To this day the Balkans and especially Bosnia Herzegovina is unknown territory for many outdoor...
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Between Two Worlds
After a night on an airplane, a transfer and another flight I arrived at Sarajevo airport mid...
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