Jezerc Mountains
The Jezerc Mountains are Ferizaj’s alpine lungs—pine-covered slopes and hidden trails that cradle the village of Jezerc, offering hikers, foragers, and families a breath of mountain stillness just beyond the city’s edge.
Eat Local: Villas serving Flija.
Best Time: Autumn foliage or Winter snow.
Water: Feeds the Nerodime River.
Locally Known As: Bjeshkët e Jezercit.
Admission: Free public access
Photography: Ideal in spring and autumn; golden hour light enhances forest textures
Getting There: Drive or taxi to Jezerc village (approx. 10 km from Ferizaj); trailheads begin near the village mosque
Open Hours: Always accessible; trails are informal and unmarked
Open Hours: 24/7.
Terrain: Mountainous.
Wheelchair: Partial (Restaurants only).
Current Status: Recreational Area.
Last update
Jan 11, 2026
The Story
The Malet e Jezercit have long served as Ferizaj’s natural retreat. Historically used for grazing, wood gathering, and seasonal foraging, the slopes are now frequented by hikers, photographers, and families seeking fresh air and quiet.
The mountains are covered in pine and beech forests, with occasional clearings that offer panoramic views of the Ferizaj plain. In spring, wildflowers bloom along the trails, and in autumn, the foliage turns golden. The area is also home to natural springs that feed the Nerodime River.
Though not formally marked or maintained, local guides and residents can point visitors to scenic paths, hidden viewpoints, and picnic spots. The mountains are also a gateway to the Jezerc Waterfall and other natural features in the region.
The Jezerc Mountains are a rhythm of life for nearby villagers and a growing draw for eco-tourism in southern Kosovo.
