Psunj

Psunj is a mountain located in western Slavonia, Croatia. It is part of the Slavonian Mountains, which are a sub-range of the larger Pannonian Basin mountain system. Psunj reaches an elevation of 984 meters (3,228 feet) at its highest point, known as Brezov Donald. The mountain is characterized by its dense forests, primarily oak and beech, and its rolling terrain.

The area surrounding Psunj has a rich history, with evidence of human settlement dating back to prehistoric times. During the medieval period, it served as a natural border and a strategic location. In more recent history, particularly during the Croatian War of Independence, Psunj was a significant battleground. The mountain range provided cover and strategic advantages for various military operations.

Today, Psunj is a protected landscape and a popular destination for hiking, nature observation, and recreation. Its trails offer opportunities to explore its natural beauty, observe local flora and fauna, and learn about its historical significance. The mountain's relatively untouched wilderness makes it an important ecological area within the region. The natural springs and diverse wildlife contribute to its appeal for visitors seeking an escape into nature.