
Northwest
Drina National Park: Bosnia and Herzegovina's Protected Canyon and Endemic Ecosystem
Explore mapped geography and natural landscapes in this Balkan national park.
Drina National Park is a protected area in eastern Bosnia and Herzegovina, celebrated for its striking Drina River canyon landscape. As a national park, it preserves vital habitats for endemic species such as the Serbian spruce and provides a crucial geographic anchor for regional conservation. Its deep gorges and steep slopes offer a rich context for understanding the natural terrain and mapped boundaries within the broader Balkan geography.
- Area
- 63.15 km²
- Established
- 2017
- IUCN
- II
- Relief
- Mountain







