Aufgrund der hohen Wassertemperaturen und tiefen Wasserständen gilt im Moment bis auf Widerruf auf der Birs an verschiedenen Stellen ein Bade- und Betretungsverbot. Es umfasst ebenfalls das Befahren, beispielsweise mit Booten, SUP oder Schlauchbooten.

https://www.bs.ch/medienmitteilungen/wsu/2026-ab-sofort-bade-betretungs-und-fischereiverbot-der-wiese-und-am-unterlauf-der-birs

https://amtsblatt.bl.ch/#!/search/publications/detail/d18eb442-d593-4321-a9bb-398542b829f1

https://kantonsblatt.ch/#!/search/publications/detail/71053421-398d-4638-9428-301307f0a863

Aufgrund der hohen Wassertemperaturen und tiefen Wasserständen gilt im Moment bis auf Widerruf auf der Birs an verschiedenen Stellen ein Bade- und Betretungsverbot. Es umfasst ebenfalls das Befahren, beispielsweise mit Booten, SUP oder Schlauchbooten.

https://www.bs.ch/medienmitteilungen/wsu/2026-ab-sofort-bade-betretungs-und-fischereiverbot-der-wiese-und-am-unterlauf-der-birs

https://amtsblatt.bl.ch/#!/search/publications/detail/d18eb442-d593-4321-a9bb-398542b829f1

https://kantonsblatt.ch/#!/search/publications/detail/71053421-398d-4638-9428-301307f0a863

Aufgrund der hohen Wassertemperaturen und tiefen Wasserständen gilt im Moment bis auf Widerruf auf der Birs an verschiedenen Stellen ein Bade- und Betretungsverbot. Es umfasst ebenfalls das Befahren, beispielsweise mit Booten, SUP oder Schlauchbooten.

https://www.bs.ch/medienmitteilungen/wsu/2026-ab-sofort-bade-betretungs-und-fischereiverbot-der-wiese-und-am-unterlauf-der-birs

https://amtsblatt.bl.ch/#!/search/publications/detail/d18eb442-d593-4321-a9bb-398542b829f1

https://kantonsblatt.ch/#!/search/publications/detail/71053421-398d-4638-9428-301307f0a863

Aufgrund der hohen Wassertemperaturen und tiefen Wasserständen gilt im Moment bis auf Widerruf auf der Birs an verschiedenen Stellen ein Bade- und Betretungsverbot. Es umfasst ebenfalls das Befahren, beispielsweise mit Booten, SUP oder Schlauchbooten.

https://www.bs.ch/medienmitteilungen/wsu/2026-ab-sofort-bade-betretungs-und-fischereiverbot-der-wiese-und-am-unterlauf-der-birs

https://amtsblatt.bl.ch/#!/search/publications/detail/d18eb442-d593-4321-a9bb-398542b829f1

https://kantonsblatt.ch/#!/search/publications/detail/71053421-398d-4638-9428-301307f0a863

Die Baumstelle erkennt man mit dem gekrümmten Baum.
Vorher links anlanden!!
Sobald Waser etwas sinkt, werden wir den Baum entfernen.

The Morača River often lives in the shadow of Montenegro's most famous canyon river, the Tara. Yet for whitewater enthusiasts, it has very little to envy. While the Tara may win in terms of sheer canyon scale and UNESCO fame, the Morača arguably offers more continuous and engaging rapids, making it one of the most exciting rivers in the country for paddlers seeking action rather than sightseeing alone.

???? Video of the Morača River (RoWild):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRfK9cfPYdI

???? Detailed guide for this specific section:
https://blog.packrafting.cat/rio-moraca-packraft-montenegro

Among the different sections of the river, the Middle Morača is our favourite. It is a relatively short run, but what it lacks in length it more than makes up for in intensity. The river quickly drops into a succession of technical rapids, powerful currents and fun manoeuvres that keep paddlers engaged from start to finish. If you're looking for a spicy descent, this is the section to choose.

The canyon itself is spectacular, with steep limestone walls, emerald-green water and a feeling of wilderness that rivals many of the better-known rivers in the Balkans. Combined with reliable flows and easy access, the Morača has become a favourite among kayakers and packrafters looking for high-quality whitewater.

????‍♂️ The Morača River is also included in our Packraft Balkans Tour 2026, where it provides a perfect contrast to the more scenic and remote descents of the Tara and Komarnica. While those rivers are all about wilderness and giant canyons, the Morača delivers some of the most entertaining whitewater of the entire trip.

https://blog.packrafting.cat/packraft-balcans-tour-2026

???? Detailed river information, logistics, access points, maps, water levels and trip reports:
https://go.packrafting.cat/app

For paddlers who enjoy technical manoeuvring, continuous rapids and dynamic whitewater, the Middle Morača is one of the hidden gems of the Balkans and a section we happily return to whenever we're in Montenegro.

The **Komarnica River** is one of Montenegro's best-kept secrets and one of the most remote and pristine packrafting destinations in the Balkans. While it may not rival the Tara in terms of continuous whitewater or overall suitability for packrafts, its canyon is every bit as spectacular. Deep, wild and virtually untouched, the Komarnica offers a rare feeling of exploration and solitude that has disappeared from many European rivers. The canyon remains largely free from human development and provides an authentic wilderness experience in the heart of Montenegro. ([packraftmontenegro.com][1])

???? Video of the Komarnica Canyon (RoWild):
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2AiytxQmbM](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2AiytxQmbM)

???? Detailed guide for this specific section:
[https://blog.packrafting.cat/packraft-en-el-canon-de-komarnica-en-montenegro](https://blog.packrafting.cat/packraft-en-el-canon-de-komarnica-en-montenegro)

For many paddlers, the true attraction of the Komarnica is not the whitewater itself but the journey through one of Europe's least explored river canyons. Crystal-clear water, dramatic limestone cliffs, waterfalls, hidden beaches and complete wilderness accompany paddlers throughout the descent. The feeling is closer to an expedition than a typical river run. ([packraftmontenegro.com][1])

????‍♂️ The Komarnica is also included in our **Packraft Balkans Tour 2026**, where it perfectly complements the more famous Tara River by offering a completely different experience focused on exploration, scenery and wilderness:

[https://blog.packrafting.cat/packraft-balcans-tour-2026](https://blog.packrafting.cat/packraft-balcans-tour-2026)

The river flows through one of the most beautiful and least visited canyons in Montenegro. Unlike many European rivers that have been altered by roads, dams or settlements, the Komarnica still feels genuinely wild. Long sections of the canyon can only be accessed on foot or from the river itself, making it a unique destination for adventurous paddlers seeking something beyond the usual rafting routes. ([balkanexpeditions.com][2])

???? Detailed river information, logistics, access points, maps, water levels and trip reports:
[https://go.packrafting.cat/app](https://go.packrafting.cat/app)

If you are looking for pristine wilderness, spectacular canyon scenery and the feeling of discovering a hidden corner of Europe, the Komarnica is one of the most rewarding rivers in the Balkans and a perfect complement to the legendary Tara Canyon.

[1]: https://packraftmontenegro.com/tour/komarnica-3-day-packrafting/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Komarnica 3 Day Packrafting - Packraft Montenegro"
[2]: https://balkanexpeditions.com/2024/08/12/packrafting-the-wild-komarnica-river/?utm_source=chatgpt.com "Packrafting the Wild Komarnica River – Balkan Expeditions"

This section is the most popular and frequently paddled stretch of the Tara River, combining easy logistics with some of the canyon's most impressive scenery. It is the classic commercial rafting run, featuring fun Class II-III rapids (with occasional higher difficulty depending on water levels), crystal-clear turquoise water and continuous views of the towering canyon walls. As a result, it is an excellent introduction to the Tara for packrafters, kayakers and rafters alike, offering an ideal balance between adventure and scenery.

https://blog.packrafting.cat/t3-rio-tara-montenegro-canon-del-tara-desde-del-final-del-parque-nacional-durmitor-hasta-frontera-con-bosnia-rio-piva

The video linked below shows one of the most famous commercial rafting sections of the Tara River, an unforgettable whitewater experience that is also included in our Packraft Balkans Tour 2026, a journey designed to explore some of the finest packrafting rivers in the Balkans.

???? River video:
https://youtu.be/-7dCvI2dg3M

????‍♂️ Packraft Balkans Tour 2026:
https://blog.packrafting.cat/packraft-balcans-tour-2026

The Tara River flows through what is arguably the most spectacular canyon in Europe and one of the world's great river canyons. While it may not match the length of the Grand Canyon of the Colorado River, it has very little to envy in terms of grandeur. Towering cliffs, pristine forests, crystal-clear turquoise water and an exceptionally well-preserved natural environment make this a truly unique destination.

Located within Montenegro's UNESCO-listed Durmitor National Park, the Tara offers a combination that is difficult to find anywhere else in the world: a deep canyon, exciting whitewater, outstanding water quality and lush greenery accompanying paddlers throughout the descent.

For many kayakers and packrafters, this is simply the most beautiful river in Europe and a must-do destination for anyone passionate about whitewater adventures.

???? Detailed river information, logistics, access points, maps, water levels and trip reports:
https://go.packrafting.cat/app

???? Dedicated Tara River guide:
https://go.packrafting.cat/tara

???? Full article about the Tara River and Durmitor National Park:
https://blog.packrafting.cat/packrafting-rio-tara-montenegro-parque-nacional-durmitor

If you are looking for the perfect combination of adventure, whitewater and breathtaking scenery, the Tara is one of those rivers that stays with you long after the trip is over. Packrafting.cat

Boot verloren auf der Sanna. Lettmann Rage in blau/grün/schwarz
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Boot verloren auf der Sanna. Lettmann Rage in blau/grün/schwarz
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Baum ist weg...

We completed this unforgettable descent of the Tara River Canyon during the Packrafting.cat Balkans Tour 2026, our third consecutive year exploring the finest rivers of the Balkans.

If we had to choose a single river as the most spectacular of the entire tour, the Tara would be a very strong contender. Home to what is arguably the most impressive river canyon in Europe, the Tara combines towering limestone walls, pristine turquoise water, untouched wilderness, and continuous whitewater in a setting that feels truly wild.

The final section of the canyon also includes Montenegro's famous commercial rafting stretch, where a succession of fun and powerful rapids adds an extra dose of excitement to an already outstanding river journey. The result is a near-perfect combination of breathtaking scenery and adventure, making the Tara a bucket-list destination for any packrafter or whitewater enthusiast.

From the sheer scale of the canyon to the quality of the rapids, the Tara delivers an experience that is difficult to match anywhere else in Europe.

???? Watch our descent video:
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7dCvI2dg3M

For more information about our Balkans expedition:
• https://blog.packrafting.cat/packraft-balcans-tour-2026

Read our full article about packrafting on the Tara River:
• https://blog.packrafting.cat/packrafting-rio-tara-montenegro-parque-nacional-durmitor

You can also read Carlos Izquierdo's excellent trip report:
• https://lavidaessilbar.blogspot.com/2024/07/packraft-en-el-rio-tara-montenegro.html

You can also find the route, maps, logistics, and additional information in the Packrafting.cat route app:
• https://go.packrafting.cat/app

We completed this memorable descent through the Neretva Canyon during the Packrafting.cat Balkans Tour 2026, our third consecutive year exploring some of the most beautiful rivers in the Balkans.

The Neretva is one of the region’s most iconic rivers, famous for its crystal-clear turquoise water, spectacular limestone canyon, and remote wilderness setting. Paddling through this canyon offers a unique combination of scenery, adventure, and continuous whitewater that makes it a highlight of any trip to Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Surrounded by towering cliffs and untouched nature, this section showcases the Neretva at its finest. Whether you are drawn by the stunning landscapes, the clear water, or the quality of the paddling, the canyon delivers an unforgettable packrafting experience.

For more information about our Balkans expedition:
• https://blog.packrafting.cat/packraft-balcans-tour-2026

Read our full article about packrafting on the Neretva River:
• https://blog.packrafting.cat/packrafting-on-the-neretva-river-bosnia-and-herzegovina

You can also find the route, maps, logistics, and additional information in the Packrafting.cat route app:
• https://go.packrafting.cat/app

Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6582i-C5lLg

We completed the iconic Strbački Buk section of the Una River on May 20, 2026, during the Packrafting.cat Balkans Tour 2026, our third consecutive year exploring the rivers of the Balkans.

Often considered the highlight of whitewater paddling in Bosnia and Herzegovina, this legendary run features the spectacular Strbački Buk waterfall, crystal-clear emerald water, and an impressive canyon set within Una National Park. It is easy to understand why the Una is regarded as one of the finest whitewater destinations in the Balkans.

The section offers a unique combination of technical rapids, powerful hydraulics, stunning scenery, and unforgettable moments on the water. For many paddlers, descending beneath the famous Strbački Buk waterfall is a bucket-list experience and one of the most memorable river trips in the region.

???? Watch our descent video:
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e7LRBwpeYCk

For more information about our Balkans expedition:
• https://blog.packrafting.cat/packraft-balcans-tour-2026

Read our full article about the Una River:
• https://blog.packrafting.cat/una-river-the-jewel-of-whitewater-kayaking-in-the-balkans-packrafting-in-bosnia-and-herzegovina

You can also find the route, maps, logistics, and additional information in the Packrafting.cat route app:
• https://go.packrafting.cat/app

We completed this section on May 19, 2026, during the Packrafting.cat Balkans Tour 2026, our third consecutive year exploring the rivers of the Balkans.

Given the high water levels at the time—close to 100 m³/s—we chose to run this stretch before heading to the classic Strbački Buk section. It turned out to be an excellent decision, as this is a very enjoyable and worthwhile run in its own right.

Although it is often overshadowed by the spectacular Strbački Buk gorge downstream, this section offers beautiful scenery, fun whitewater, and a great taste of the Una River's character. It should not be overlooked by paddlers visiting the area.

For a detailed trip report, logistics, photos, and river information, visit:
• https://blog.packrafting.cat/packraft-balcans-tour-2026
• https://blog.packrafting.cat/una-river-the-jewel-of-whitewater-kayaking-in-the-balkans-packrafting-in-bosnia-and-herzegovina

You can also find the route, maps, and additional details in the Packrafting.cat route app:
• https://go.packrafting.cat/app

Baum in der letzten Stelle vor dem Ausstieg