This 7 km long, fairly easy route on a nearly flat, good gravel road leads to Fumak after just 500 m. This is one of the largest wooden crosses in Europe and was erected by a grateful emigrant who returned home rich. The short walk is really worth it.
Further along the route, it is worth stopping at the beautifully situated bathing bay of Uvala Čavlena.
Conditions, closures and tips — from members who drove here recently.
A short and easy-to-ride trail; some sections have recently been repaved. There are several side paths that lead directly to swimming beaches (parking is also available). There are height restrictions at two points, which were folded to the side on the day I was there. Due to rain the previous day, part of the route was quite washed out, making it a bit more challenging to ride.
Easy gravel road, also passable by car. From the bathing bay you can follow the path by the sea and then come back onto tar in the small village of Milohnići. There are a few water ruts on the section after the bay. Height limit of 2 m behind the Funak and at Poljica. However, both were currently folded to the side and therefore also passable for higher vehicles. They may only be active in the high season.
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