Hiking and Walking

The Love Path is one of the most beautiful footpaths in the Crikvenica area. Located in the immediate vicinity of the town, it offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the peace of the forest, the exhilarating scents of its Mediterranean plants, and to learn more about the local historical and cultural heritage.

Šetnica Kastav - Jelovičani - Breza - Mačkov vrh - Šparožna jama - Stanić - Brajani - Kastav

Epario trail spreads along the coast of Lopar and is suitable for recreationists and families with children. Alongside numerous archaeological sites that indicate this area having been intensely used in the past, especially in prehistoric times and the Antiquity, the trail reveals breath-taking geologic structures. It is because of its geologic importance and immense diversity that the north-east part of Lopar is now protected in Croatia as a landscape of particular significance. We suggest you take your time along this trail, visit some of the picturesque coves and pause for refreshment during warmer months in pristine seas.
For additional information, please visit: www.rabarchaeologicaltraces.com.

Frux trail connects Lopar and Supetarska Draga both ways and is suitable for hikers and MTB cyclists. It is a part of a path known as Premužić's trail, a masterpiece of dry-stone wall building. Alongside archaeologically significant sections, you will come across dry-stone walls that indicate this area, rich in fertile soil and water sources, once having been extensively used for agricultural purposes. Particularly interesting natural and geologic features near the trail include Fruška lokva (pond) and fascinating soil erosions. Be sure to stop at Fruga area and have a closer look at them.
For additional information, please visit: www.rabarchaeologicaltraces.com.

Capo fronte trail spreads along the most forested area on the island – Dundo, a special reserve of forest vegetation, and Kalifront peninsula covered in oak forest. Besides remains of medieval churches, dry-stone walls, lime kilns, bauxite quarries, and other sites indicating the area having been extensively used in the past, this area stands out for the most well-preserved oak forest in the Mediterranean. The trail is suitable for recreationists and families with children, to whom we suggest an all-day field trip with a swim in one of the picturesque coves. Who knows, if you’re lucky, you might even run into a mouflon (wild sheep) or a deer.
For additional information, please visit: www.rabarchaeologicaltraces.com.

Riječka šetnica (Plumbum - Podvežica - Gornja Vežica - Sveti Križ - Sveta Ana - Strmica - Trsat)

Trail goes through forest to puddle Kapitovac where you can relax in nature on the benches, and the entire route is marked by signs and signpost information, flora and fauna of the whole area.