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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › DinaraDinara - Wikipedia

    Dinara is a 100-kilometre-long mountain range in the Dinaric Alps, with four major peaks, including the highest mountain in Croatia, Sinjal or Dinara. The range has diverse flora and fauna, including endemic and endangered species, and is part of the Dalmatian Hinterland.

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  3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Dinaric_AlpsDinaric Alps - Wikipedia

    The Dinaric Alps are a mountain range in Southern and Southcentral Europe, separating the Balkan Peninsula from the Adriatic Sea. They are named after Mount Dinara, a peak in Croatia and Bosnia and Herzegovina, and are known for their limestone formations and karst features.

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  5. www.summitpost.org › dinara › 151472Dinara : Climbing, Hiking & Mountaineering : SummitPost

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    Dinara (1830m) is highest Croatian mountain and summit. Its name is related to Dinara mountain (massif), Dinara group and Dinara summit. Dinara became the symbol for the longest mountain chain on Balkans and gave it its name, The Dinaric Alps, that is stretching from Slovenia, over Croatia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, Monte Negro and ends in Albania. Din...

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    Winter: Despite being relatively close to the Adriatic sea (60km) climate of Dinara is harsh with lot of snow in winter. But the most dangerous factor is Bura wind. With mighty force it brings bitter coldness and unbearable wind-chill effect. Temperatures can drop to -30°C. If the forecast is good all you need is sunglasses and crampons. Ice ax is ...

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    Dinara is formed of limestone and is really the kingdom of karst, below and above the surface. There is not a single water flow on the mountain as thirsty karst terrain swallows it all. Inside the mountain are huge water reservoirs. This water emerges on the surface at the foothills of the mountain in form of strong sources which eject whole rivers...

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    There is no altitude meteo station on Dinara but accurate forecast is not a problem because of Knin town bellow the mountain. To have some idea how things higher in the mountain are you can use Zavizan station on Velebit mountain. Temperatures and snow depth are quite similar. Since Dinara (summit) is some 200+ meters higher than Zavizan temperatur...

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    Starting point to visit Dinara mountain is Knin town at its foothills. Knin is important junction of rail and road traffic therefore well connected. How to reach each trailhead is described with a route. By Plane If you are coming to Croatia by plane your first destination is certainly Zagreb. From Zagreb there are everyday flights to Zadar (100km ...

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    Brezovac hut, which has been destroyed in 90’s war, has been rebuilt and then reopened in autumn of 2004. Since there are no limitations on Dinara and plenty of meadows and pastures you can place your tent anywhere. Especially convenient are pastures like Brezovac and Duler which are between Brezovac hut and Dinara summit (Knin/Brezovac route).

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    ~ Dinara (1830m), highest Croatian peak (you are here) ~ Bat (1854m), third highest peak on Dinara ~ Troglav (1913m), highest peak of Dinara massif ~ Kamesnica (1855m), SE most group of Dinara, Konj (1855m)peak is second highest on Dinara massif

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    Dinara (1830m) is the symbol of the Dinaric Alps, a long mountain chain in the Balkans. It has a spectacular SW face with 1400m high cliffs, and is surrounded by karst fields, rivers and pastures.

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  6. www.dinara.com › news › announcing-our-newest-featureDinara

    We are excited to announce a new feature that enables Dinara customers to seamlessly connect with Uniswap, the popular decentralized protocol where users can buy, sell, and trade digital assets in an open market and that enables automated liquidity and swapping of tokens.

  7. bbqboy.net › hiking-mt-dinara-croatias-highest-peakHiking Mt.Dinara, Croatia’s highest Peak - The Travels of BBQboy...

    Oct 4, 2017 · A blog post about hiking Mount Dinara, the highest mountain in Croatia, from Glavas near Kijevo. The post includes photos, tips, and a barbecue at the end of the hike.

  8. www.hps.hr › english › dinaraDinara - Hrvatski planinarski savez - HPS.hr

    Dinara is a 20 km long mountain that separates Dalmatia and Bosnia. Learn about its history, hiking routes, huts and views from the top.