Mavrovo National Park

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Introducing Mavrovo National Park

Along with the country’s best skiing facilities, Mavrovo National Park offers 73, 088 hectares of birch and pine forest, lake, karst fields, waterfalls and alpine plain to be explored. It contains cultural treasures and quite a few mountain villages, including Galičnik with its famous July wedding festival. Accommodation is mostly in the ski village of Mavrovo on the southern side of the lake and public transport is limited, but in all but the depths of winter it’s a cinch to get around with your own wheels.

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Last updated: Oct 3, 2008

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  1. Pijlmans avatar
    RE: rain

    by Pijlmans 20 March 2012

    Hi Nicky, It's really hard to say if it will rain or not...I usually have good weather (I am there often in July/August) and if it's…
  2. Pijlmans avatar
    RE: A week in Macedonia

    by Pijlmans 28 February 2012

    Hey, It seems like it is still pretty cold in Macedonia and they had a lot of snow last month.Check out the current weather conditions...…
  3. Pijlmans avatar
    RE: To Macedonia next spring - where to go, what to see?

    by Pijlmans 18 October 2011

    If you indeed rent a car, it will give you much more freedom to explore. For instance, when you travel from Skopje to Ohrid, you could…

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