07.07.2023
Charming Mountain Wooden Cabin Now Available on Kajak.mk
Charming Mountain Wooden Cabin Now Available on Kajak.mk
July, August, and September are the perfect months for all adventurers. For those who love discovering new places, for those who want to exceed their expectations, and for those willing to do anything just to reach a new hidden destination.

A new hidden destination we’re adding to Kajak.mk is Rudoka Hut, located on the mountain of the same name, from which it takes its title. For better orientation, this cabin is situated near Lake Gradec and the city of Tetovo. It is a unique wooden cabin, and the hosts mentioned that it was entirely handcrafted.


There are two ways to reach the cabin: the first is, of course, by hiking, and the second is by using an off-road jeep vehicle. For more information, photos, and contact details of the hosts, you can find everything with one click HERE.
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