PARK NAME: Galicica
Country: North Macedonia
Park ID: 1617
AVERAGE RATING: 56/100
Review Volume: Low number of reviews
DESCRIPTION:
Galicica National Park is situated between Lake Ohrid and Lake Prespa, featuring a mountain massif with diverse flora and fauna. The park is known for its rich biodiversity with over 1000 plant species, including many endemic varieties. The landscape ranges from Mediterranean to alpine zones, offering spectacular views of both lakes from its peaks.
COMPLETE RATINGS BREAKDOWN (All 10 Categories):
1. UNIQUENESS
42/100
2. INTENSITY
57/100
3. BEAUTY
67/100
4. GEOLOGY
57/100
5. PLANT LIFE
52/100
6. WILDLIFE
40/100
7. TRANQUILITY
78/100
8. ACCESSIBILITY
62/100
9. SAFETY
67/100
10. HERITAGE
38/100
Classification: National Park
Region: Ohrid, Resen
Established: 1958
Area: 227 km²
Annual Visitors: 40,000
Nearest City: Ohrid (3 mi)
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PARK NAME: Mavrovo
Country: North Macedonia
Park ID: 1618
AVERAGE RATING: 61/100
Review Volume: Low number of reviews
DESCRIPTION:
Mavrovo is the largest national park in North Macedonia, featuring the artificial Lake Mavrovo and the Mavrovo ski resort. The park is home to diverse wildlife including bears, wolves, and lynx, as well as numerous endemic plant species. Its landscape includes deep valleys, dense forests, and the peaks of the Bistra and Korab mountains.
COMPLETE RATINGS BREAKDOWN (All 10 Categories):
1. UNIQUENESS
47/100
2. INTENSITY
57/100
3. BEAUTY
78/100
4. GEOLOGY
64/100
5. PLANT LIFE
61/100
6. WILDLIFE
49/100
7. TRANQUILITY
70/100
8. ACCESSIBILITY
70/100
9. SAFETY
77/100
10. HERITAGE
37/100
Classification: National Park
Region: Polog, Southwestern
Established: 1949
Area: 730 km²
Annual Visitors: 100,000
Nearest City: Gostivar (15 mi)
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PARK NAME: Pelister
Country: North Macedonia
Park ID: 1619
AVERAGE RATING: 59/100
Review Volume: Low number of reviews
DESCRIPTION:
Pelister National Park is characterized by its ancient Molika pine forests and distinctive granite peaks. The park features two glacial lakes known as 'Mountain Eyes' and hosts numerous endemic species. It is particularly known for its geological diversity and as a habitat for rare wildlife including the Balkan Chamois.
COMPLETE RATINGS BREAKDOWN (All 10 Categories):
1. UNIQUENESS
58/100
2. INTENSITY
51/100
3. BEAUTY
63/100
4. GEOLOGY
55/100
5. PLANT LIFE
68/100
6. WILDLIFE
43/100
7. TRANQUILITY
83/100
8. ACCESSIBILITY
63/100
9. SAFETY
73/100
10. HERITAGE
35/100
Classification: National Park
Region: Pelagonia
Established: 1948
Area: 171.5 km²
Annual Visitors: 30,000
Nearest City: Bitola (6 mi)
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