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Divčibare is a mountain resort on the 1000m altitude Maljen mountain plateau.
Divčibare and Maljen are at the center of the Valjevske Mountains, situated between the Povlen and Suvobor mountains. Divčibare is on the 980m highland plateau covered with pine forest. The highland is surrounded by several Maljen peaks, like Kraljev Sto ("King's Dish") at 1104m, Crni Vrh ("Black Summit") at 1096m, Paljba ("Shooting") at 1051m, and Golubac at 1056m. Two mountain streams Bela and Crna Kamenica ("White and Black Stonestream") pass through the plateau, carving deep cuts through the Maljen mountain. The two Kamenica streams flow to the southeast and eventually join into the Kamenica River in the Tometino Polje village, on the southern Maljen slopes. The area is part of the IBA Valjevske Mountains.
The pine forest that dominates the plateau is inhabited by numerous Toppmeis and Svartmeis, while the deciduous forest on the steep northern slopes hosts many thrush and woodpecker species. The southern slopes of Tometino Polje are milder and only partly covered with pine forest, with a lot of steppe, scrubby, and grassland slopes inhabited with Trelerke, Sanglerke, Tornskate, Buskskvett, Svartstrupe, Klippespurv, Gulspurv, Markpiplerke, and patrolled by Musvåk, Vepsevåk, and Slangeørn.
Divčibare is accessible via well-maintained roads from the northwest (Valjevo), northeast (Mionica), and south (Požega). Click on the 'P' markings for directions. Note: there is a military camp near the very peak of Maljen, Kraljev Sto, be sure not to take photographs or use binoculars in its vicinity.
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