Village Jeloshnik – Ezerski Peak (Chuka)

Ezerski Peak – mountain peak of Shar Mountain, in the northwestern part of Macedonia. It is 2,580 meters high. It is located on the main ridge in the initial part of the stretch of the main ridge of Shar Mountain, where it is the sixth peak, and is often generally considered as the third main peak of Shar Mountain from its extension from the northeast along which it extends and the very border between Macedonia and Kosovo whose line passes on this peak. It is located on the ridge called Ezersko together with the neighboring peak Ezerska Chuka to the north-north/east, and its end point/elevation is south-southwest. It is a rocky peak, the entire surface of which is covered with a scarp of large broken stones and rocks, some of which are very wobbly and wobbly, which is why its ascent and standing on it are quite difficult and dangerous. It is named Ezerski because on both sides of its foothills there are two glacial lakes, the Dobroshki Lakes, that is, the Upper and Lower Dobroshki Lakes on the Macedonian eastern side, and the beautiful and deep Great Jažinsko Lake and Small Jažinsko Lake, while a little further towards Ezerska Lake Crn Vir is also located on the west side of Kosovo. Ezerski Peak is also a nodal point from which the main ridge and ridge of Shar Mountain continues to the west with the peaks of Chaušica, Peskovi, Bistrica, while the saddle of Chaušički Ridge branches off immediately to the south, connecting it to Dobroški Peak. The ascent to the top leads through a path that climbs from the village of Jeloshnik to Dobroški Peak and from there via Chaušički Ridge reaches Ezerski Peak.

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