Rosići combines mountain scenery with a river running through the village, a lake and historical connections to livestock farming and woodturning. If you are looking for a holiday rental, you can get a sense of the place from several specific features: its location on Maljen, the natural surroundings and the cultural ties reflected in its history.

Mountain Setting and Valley

The mountain village of Rosići lies on Maljen and in Divčibare, at an altitude of 600 m and 10 km from Kosjerić. At the same time, it is located at the upper end of the Mionička Valley, and the Mionička River flows through the village. Coniferous forests, streams and meadows surround Rosići and define its landscape. Its altitude, position in the valley and the course of the river provide different geographical reference points. The distance to Kosjerić adds a specific point of reference on the map.

Explore Nature on Foot

The coniferous forests, streams and meadows around Rosići are rich in medicinal plants and mushrooms. Visitors can gather mushrooms, medicinal plants and wildflowers on walks; gathering is a seasonal activity. A hiking trail is listed as an attraction by a rural tourism property in Rosići. Alongside enjoying the scenery, visitors can focus on these specific features during their walks. Depending on the time of year, different plants and mushrooms may catch your eye.

Rosićko jezero and Its Lakeside Setting

Rosićko jezero is a designated swimming spot. There is also a designated barbecue area by the lake. If swimming is part of your plans, check the conditions at the lake in advance. Verina kuća is located in Rosići, near Rosićko jezero. This provides a specific point of reference if you would also like to take the lake’s proximity into account when choosing your accommodation.

Village History and Cultural Connections

Historically, Rosići was a typical mountain village where livestock farming was practised. The coniferous forests of Rosići and Divčibare were associated with the development of woodturning in the village. The landscape and traditional craft are therefore linked through history. The traditional Bogojavljensko swimming event for the Časni krst was held at Rosićko jezero; dates and arrangements may vary.

The Illyrian tombs also offer a cultural connection to the wider area: a total of 17 tombs lie along a 4 km stretch in the area of Mionica, Skakavci and Rosići. This figure covers all three areas and describes the stretch as a whole, not just Rosići.

Routes and Getting There

A cycling route passes through the Paljba viewpoint on its way to Rosići. Another route runs via Rudišta and ends in the “Vidik” area of Divčibare. For the journey, one section of the road from Divčibare to Rosići is relevant: part of the road leading down to the village is paved. Road conditions may change; check the latest information before travelling.

Discover more destinations: Draglica, Bajina Bašta, Tvrdići, Ponikovica, Nikojevići, Sainovina, Šljivovica, Rudine

For the overview of the wider travel region: Zlatibor District.