Lots of forest; we waited in vain for the meadows to appear. There was a tree lying across the path, but luckily we had a chainsaw with us. Other than trees, there wasn't much to see, so it was relatively boring.
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A beautiful, varied route. Easy to drive, just a few potholes. A few branches were sticking out onto the road now that it’s fall, but it was still manageable. Unfortunately, there was no water in the river.
We took the route along the Prosika Canal. After about 5 km, we came to the "No Entry" sign.
I can confirm that. We took the route from the Prosika Canal. The "No Entry" sign appeared after 5 km.
The track was easy to drive on, and the view is great. Above 2.5 meters, the trees grow close together along the road. Yes, it’s passable by truck, but you should expect a few scratches. However, it’s easy to drive on for smaller vehicles like SUVs and pickup trucks.
Dead end!! 🤪 That's why the last stretch from Point B to the country road was anything but easy to navigate… 🙈 Don't turn in at the harbor; instead, go straight ahead until you reach the fields, then turn right.
Great trail, with fantastic viewpoints! Some short, steep sections with loose gravel. We started the trail from Dobrec.
My first track of this kind. The route is easy to drive; I can confirm the coarse gravel at the beginning, the hairpin turns can all be navigated without maneuvering, and there are also passing spots for oncoming traffic—though I was alone on the mountain. Great views on the way up and at the top of the plateau; the descent is mostly through the forest. Later on, though, you can see Rijeka Bay and the island of Cres. Few branches in the way, so almost no scratches. On the descent, there was a 30-cm step and a deep longitudinal groove—my passenger had to guide me through those sections.
A fantastic trail. Beautiful mountains and a great view.
A beautiful, varied trail; the scree definitely gets larger toward the end, but it's still manageable.