Tucked away in the northern corner of Montenegro is Durmitor National Park. Part of the Dinaric Alps and covering 390km2, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is the largest protected area in Montenegro. And for good reason. It is stunning, remote, rugged, and largely untouched. In winter it attracts visitors to its modest ski slopes, accessed from Zabljak, the regions’ main town. But during the summer months an extensive network of hiking trails replace the snow-filled bowls and passes.