Raduch (also called Raduk) — a mountain peak and a separate ridge on the Jablanica mountain, in the western part of Macedonia. Its altitude is 2,083 meters. It is located in the extreme northern part of the Jablanica mountain along its ridge, but it is separated from the main mountain ridge by the deep valley of the Lakavichka River, which is why it is a separate ridge connected to the mountain massif to the south. Raduch represents the northernmost peak of Jablanica, from which the main mountain ridge begins to extend in a southern direction. At the very top passes the border line between Macedonia and Albania. Immediately to the east, just below the peak, a very strong spring of water called Devojkina Voda emerges, while to the northeast there are several other very strong springs of water called Prelog, Tisje, Zbinjec, Lokvi. Immediately to the southeast, the peak is connected to a lower rocky peak 2018 meters high, under which there is a sipar (stone quarry), called Slepcharen according to the saddle (pass) immediately below it that connects Raduch to the east with the peak Strmnica or Lukovski Kamen. The presence of two cairns (stone quarries) immediately to the northeast and southeast of the peak, most of the strong springs and several caves in the foothills near Modrich and the valley of Crn Drim, indicate that the geomorphological composition of the soil is limestone (karst). The peak of Raduč can be accessed and climbed from the villages of Modrić and Drenok in the northeast and Lakaica in the south. The view from the top of Raduč includes Lake Debar to the north, the valley of Crn Drim, Stogovo and Karaorman to the east, the Strižak peak of Jablanica to the south and the Golo Brdo area of Albania to the west.
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Mountain trails nearby:
Bike trails nearby:
Village Modrich – Peak Raduch – Village Drenok (16 km.)
- above options are included in the GPS link
