From Tjentište to Dragoš sedlo (10 km) leads a fairly good macadam road. From the parking lot to Dragoš Sedlo, a 100-meter-long track will bring you to the viewpoint. Below the viewpoint suddenly opens, somewhat scary in its beauty, a deep, wooded bay, almost completely inaccessible. In the heart of this pristine beauty, the Skakavac waterfall is rattling in a sink with over 70 m of height. On the other side of the basin rocky cliffs of Volujak are rising rapidly, the largest peak of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Maglić, rises to the left, and right, in the distance, over the canyon of Sutjeska, the peaks of Zelengora are seen. Unforgettable view!!! View from te Viewpoint (Dragoš Sedlo) to Perućica and waterfall Skakavac, fills the man with pleasure. This small part of the primordial nature, with rich multifunctional biodiversity, has been preserved for present and future generations. The elevation of the viewpoint Dragoš Sedlo is 1306 m.

On the road from Tjentište to Dragoš Sedlo (10 km), a couple of hundred meters ahead of the parking space on Dragoš Sedlo, there is the beginning of a walking path leading to the viewpoint of Beškita. From the main road to the Beškita viewpoint, you need about 20 minutes of walking. From the viewpoint, which consists of two plateaus interconnected by the path, there is a fantastic view of Perućica and the valley of the heroes - Tjentište. The viewpoint is at an altitude of 1275 m.

It is about 13 km away from the main road. The path leading to Vučevo is separated to the left, and the road to Prijevor is flowing halfway into the dense forest, suddenly on the plateau beneath the very top of Maglić. Above you Maglić, and in front of the whole chain of peaks - from Trnovački Durmitor, Studenac and Badanj on Volujak and Zelengora heights in the distance. In the summer months, it is possible to stop in the katun on the Prijevor and eat a homemade mountain cheese and cream with the bread under the iron pan. Viewpoint Prijevor is at 1668 m above sea level.

A pleasant trail from the lake of Donje Bare, 400 m long, goes to the edge of the Sutjeska canyon, and comes to the viewpoint Borić (1680 m). The viewpoint itself is situated between Siljevica and Planinica, but regardless of the fact that these peaks are higher than Borić, the position is such that it dominates the "sharp" slope towards Sutjeska from where you can see the entire canyon and the mountains of Vučevo, Maglić, Volujak, the Perućica rainforest, Dragoš sedlo and Prijevor, the valley of Tjentište, the remains of the old towns Vratar and Vratac, as well as Kosman. The altitude of the viewpoint Boric is 1475 m.

In the immediate vicinity of Foča, there is the site of Gradac or Gradačka stijena, where it used to be a fortress and which had a military-observation function. This viewpoint is located on the left side of the Drina, above the town's settlement. The shortest way to Gradac is the one on the left bank of the bridge, near the building of the Municipality, where there is a path, and the climb lasts about 45 minutes. From this position, there is a view towards the Drina valley, about ten kilometers in length, also towards Ćehotina upstream of 4-5 km, as well as towards the peaks of the mountains: Maglić, Zelengora, Treskavica, Ljubišnja ... There is a beautiful view of the panorama of the city: the confluence of the Ćehotina in the Drina. The altitude of the Gradačka stijena is 889 m.

To the Dub site one comes through the village of Prevrać. The viewpoint is part of a hunting house in the vicinity of which is a gator for training of the hunting dogs. From this place there is a view of the Drina valley, the mouth of the Ćehotina in the Drina as well as the city itself. The locality is often visited because it is also suitable for barbecue and social gatherings of small and large groups in addition to recreational walking. Dub is an hour of walking or 10 minutes of driving from the city center.

In the direction of Pljevlja, on the 25th kilometer there is the village Zavait. From Zavait, the road descends ten kilometers to Zlatni Bor, to the edge of the Tara river canyon. As on the palm, the canyons of the Piva and the Tara, the composite-place of the formation of the Drina, can be seen, as well as the medieval town of Soko with a monastery, the residence of Hercog Stjepan. If it is nice weather outside one can see the peaks of Bjelasica, Komovi, Maganik, Durmitor, Ljubišnja, Maglić, Volujak, Zelengora, Treskavica, Igman, Bjelašnica, Romanija...

From the direction of Foča to Čelebići and Pljevlja, 35 km in the place called Borje is a crossroad. The left goes towards Čelebići and continues to Rijeka and Pljevlja, and the right path leads to Meštrevac. A dozen kilometers away on a hill in a hamlet, the road is bent to the left - towards the upper Meštrevac and to the right - towards Vranovina, where after 2,5 km the road "springs" on the plateau of the Tara canyon at the village of Dulin brijeg. On the very surface of this plateau, there is a large number of viewpoints (the highest 1384 m) from where the canyons of Sušica, Tara and Piva can be seen, as well as the other side of the canyon in the Montenegrin territory. In the circle there is a view of the mountains: Durmitor, Bioč, Maglić, Volujak, Zelengora, Treskavica as well as on the Piva mountains with surrounding surfaces. The average height of this plateau as a viewpoint is 1384 m and from this place the most beautiful pictures of the Tara canyon are made!

Upstream from the Dulin Brijeg (three kilometers), by the plateau of the canyon there is the village Vranovina. The village is at the border of RS-Montenegro. The altitude of the surface is 1340-1550 meters. At this place the depth of the Tara canyon is 882 m. Only 150 meters downstream is one of the most beautiful viewpoints from which the canyons of the Tara, Piva and Sušica rivers can be seen, as well as the mountains that surround this landscape: Komovi, Durmitor, Maglić, Volujak, Vučevo, Bioč, Zelengora, Treskavica...

Mountain cattle husbandry in the territory of "Sutjeska" NP is known from the earliest times and it was dealt with by Illyrians, Vlachs and Slovenes. The eviction of cattle into the mountains and the stay in the shepherd’s lodges during the summer months is an eternal tradition that has continued to this day. Today, within the "Sutjeska" National Park, there are several more shepherd lodges on Zelengora, as well as lodges on Prijevor, below the very top of Maglić. The oldest elements of the material and spiritual culture of these centuries can be found here. On the Prijevor, 3 lodges in the style of authentic shepherd lodges were built. They are made of stone and wood, and the interior is adapted to the newer standards and needs of tourists.