Predov krst is on 1075 m above the sea. You can get there via Bajina Basta and   Perućac, through  the narrow canyon of small river Derventa, via Rastište.

It is located in the farthest westernmost part of Tara. Lake Perucac and some hills make border with Bosnia and Herzegovina. Due to its remoteness, animal and plant life in this area are well preserved. You can find untouched nature there.                                     

Predov krst is border between reefs in the remotest part of Tara, surrounded by the curve of Lake Perucac on Drina, out of all roads in the last dominion of bears in our country. No one passes though this area except for the nature lovers who intentionally come to this oasis of foresters and border keepers (The border line between Serbia and Bosnia is only 2 km away). From Predov Krst you can get to Lake Zaovine and Mitrovac by an old 20 km long road. If the weather conditions allow, you should take this road and enjoy the beauty of the scenery.                                            

Northwestern part of Tara is one of the best preserved areas in Serbia and Europe.  There are three natural reserves: Zvezda Mountain, Brusnica and Karaula štula, which are among the last shelters of the rare tertiary plant and animal species.                          

Highest points are Kozji rid 1591m, Pivnice 1575, Mrka kosa 1545 i Lisnata glavica with 1510m above the sea level.

Flora is dominated by mixed woods of fir, spruce-fir, pine, beech, Pančić spruce, birch, asp and jarebika (sorbus aucuparia) at reserves Crvene stene, Bilo and Ljuti breg with 24 shrubby and 33 species of herbaceous plants. From the observation deck on Vitmirovac You have beautiful view on the biggest complex of Pancic spruce.