Mavrovo National Park: North Macedonia's Extensive Protected Alpine Terrain and Wildlife
Mapped geography of Alpine peaks, gorges, and unique endemic species.
Mavrovo National Park, North Macedonia's largest protected area, offers a deep dive into a complex Alpine geography. Dominated by the Šar, Korab, and Bistra mountain systems, the park features towering peaks and the dramatic Radika River gorge. This protected landscape is globally significant for its role in conserving the rare Balkan lynx and harbors endemic tertiary relic plant species like Macedonian pine. Explore the mapped boundaries, glacial lakes, and distinct terrain that define this vital conservation area.
- Area
- 730.88 km²
- Established
- 1949
- IUCN
- II
- Relief
- Mountain

