The Balkans in Autumn are something to behold. The colors are more vibrant and varied than what we see in Steamboat where it is mostly golden Aspens glimmering in the wind. It’s also different than our home in terms of the jagged peaks of white Dolomite that pops through above. We felt we had a bit of un finished business so we swung back east for a few more days…

The gorge is the real show: steep limestone walls rise hundreds of meters straight out of the turquoise water, and in the tightest sections the passage narrows to only around 50 meters across. Forested slopes climb above the cliffs, with the occasional waterfall or isolated house that can only be reached by boat. It’s often compared to the Norwegian fjords and is one of the most dramatic ferry rides in Europe.
















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