Description:
Goc lies between the rivers Ibar and Western Morava, not far from the King’s and Vrnjacka spas. Its Black Peak, at 1,543 metres, is its highest. The mountain boasts around
650 species of plants, many of which have medicinal properties. Its surface is covered with beech and fir forests, while there are also Goc pine, oak, sessile oak and noble broadleaves. These features make Goc an attractive mountain tourism destination. The mountain boasts an unusual beech tree with a triple entwined trunk forming a shape known as the “beech kiss”, a phenomenon not recorded for any beech elsewhere in Serbia.On the slopes of Goc towards Vrnjacka Spa are small sports fields and six hiking trails of different lengths and steepness, while in winter there are ski slopes that are ideal for novice skiers. Mountaineering, paragliding and fishing complete the activities available
on Goc.