"Bosnia Herzegovina - Montenegro. Left car at Suha day before. Climbed through forest to Prijevor in Sutjeska Park. Some rain. A shepherd said hello, good English. Put tent next to others. In the morning the top was in clouds. Scrambled uphill, lose debris. A group of six Bosnians passed us. Their guide was an older man with one hand. Asked if I would be able to reach the top in sandals. He said "yeah, there are maybe two more difficult sections on the left with cables where you would better be barefoot but that's it." Ok, got to the cables, first two horizontal sections, path is very small, abyss on the left. Higher another cable, this time vertical up. Only footing was a slippery rock or a small muddy patch of soil. Yikes. We freaked, calmed down. Judith went first. Took same steps and made it. Rested a bit after but not too long, fear would grow, have to keep going. More cables further but not as steep as before. Made it to a grassy area. Yes! Uff! Took pictures of the group next to an iron flag of the Srpska region, the symbol of the top of Maglic. I asked what was three, two, one in Bosnian to count down. Apparently I pronounced it wrong and said a word that actually ment littl..." — Pieter • Aug 18, 2018

"Jednodnevna tura, sa Prijevora preko ferate, tj. onog što je ostalo od nje. Magla gusta na vrhu, vidljivost manje od deset metara. Veoma hladan dan! (Nakon ove ture je nastala izreka "Ah kakva zima 26.juna na Magliću zna biti!")" — Gorchin • Jun 26, 2013

"Grupu planinara iz Sarajeva su poveli vodiči Braco Babić i Kemaludin Mutapčić. Iz Sarajeva smo kombijem došli preko Trnova, Miljevine, Broda na Drini, Pređela, Tjentišta, Dragoš sedla ( Vidikovac na vodopad “Skakavac” i prašumu “Perućica” ), Mrkalj klada, na Lokvu Dernečište (300 km). Navedenom rutom smo izašli na vrh a s vrha preko Trnovačkog jezera preko Suhe jezerine na Prijevor gdje nas je čekao kombi." — Gorchin • Jul 10, 2011