Plitvice National Park. Recorrido H - Trekking
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Trail stats
- Distance
- 8.29 mi
- Elevation gain
- 1,250 ft
- Technical difficulty
- Moderate
- Elevation loss
- 1,496 ft
- Max elevation
- 2,106 ft
- TrailRank
- 32
- Min elevation
- 1,698 ft
- Trail type
- One Way
- Time
- 5 hours 2 minutes
- Coordinates
- 1783
- Uploaded
- August 2, 2022
- Recorded
- October 2021
near Bigina Poljana, Ličko-Senjska (Hrvatska)
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A hiking route suitable for everyone, simple, without any difficulty, in which practically the entire route is done on wooden walkways.
The tour begins at the south entrance of the National Park (entrance 2). This circular tour includes a scenic ride on a tourist train from Station St2 to St3, a ride on the Upper Lakes and an electric boat transfer across Lake Kozjak from Pier P2 to Pier P3, followed by a pass through the canyon. from Lower Lakes to Big Waterfall. To finish, walk back across the top of the canyon to the tourist train station St1, with a scenic train ride to station St2 and a walk back to the entrance.
Lake Prošćansko is the first lake we will see and then Lake Okrugljak. Next and through the footbridge we will cross three lakes, the Malo, the Veliko and the Batinovac. Next stop, Lake Galovac. We will see the waterfalls of Prštavci, Mali prštavac and Veliki prštavac. The shallow Lake Milino is located between the Gradinsko and Galovac Lakes. The next lake to visit is Gradinsko. Burgeti is located within the series of small and shallow lakes. After this beautiful walk, you reach Pier P2 where you can take the electric boat to Pier P3. The crossing takes about 15-20 minutes through Lake Kozjak. Pier P3 is located in the shade of natural forest in an open meadow along the shore of Lake Kozjak. An ideal place to rest.
We return to the route to the Milanovački Waterfall, located at the exit barrier of Lake Kozjak, the last lake in the series of Upper Lakes, and a height of 10 meters. Milanovac Lake is the first and largest of the Lower Lakes system. Gavanovac is located downstream from the previous waterfalls and is surrounded by high sheer cliffs. The waters of Lake Gavand are centered into Lake Kaluđerovac through a series of tufas called the Grand Cascades. Lake Kaluđerovac lies below the series of Great Cascades. A trail leads to the entrance of the Šupljara cave, then continues along the waterfalls to the eastern side of the canyon. Veliki is the Great Waterfall, the highest in Croatia with a height of about 78 meters. Novakovića is the last and smallest of the Lower Lakes. Along the path that leads to Entrance 1 there is an overlook that offers a wonderful view of the Grand Cascade. Above the Lower Lakes canyon there is a path that passes by several viewpoints that offer impressive views of the barrier of Lake Kaluđerovac. The trail continues through the upper part of the canyon passing by several viewpoints. If we continue walking, we reach the ST1 tourist train station.
ADVENTURERS: Discover Without Limits
The tour begins at the south entrance of the National Park (entrance 2). This circular tour includes a scenic ride on a tourist train from Station St2 to St3, a ride on the Upper Lakes and an electric boat transfer across Lake Kozjak from Pier P2 to Pier P3, followed by a pass through the canyon. from Lower Lakes to Big Waterfall. To finish, walk back across the top of the canyon to the tourist train station St1, with a scenic train ride to station St2 and a walk back to the entrance.
Lake Prošćansko is the first lake we will see and then Lake Okrugljak. Next and through the footbridge we will cross three lakes, the Malo, the Veliko and the Batinovac. Next stop, Lake Galovac. We will see the waterfalls of Prštavci, Mali prštavac and Veliki prštavac. The shallow Lake Milino is located between the Gradinsko and Galovac Lakes. The next lake to visit is Gradinsko. Burgeti is located within the series of small and shallow lakes. After this beautiful walk, you reach Pier P2 where you can take the electric boat to Pier P3. The crossing takes about 15-20 minutes through Lake Kozjak. Pier P3 is located in the shade of natural forest in an open meadow along the shore of Lake Kozjak. An ideal place to rest.
We return to the route to the Milanovački Waterfall, located at the exit barrier of Lake Kozjak, the last lake in the series of Upper Lakes, and a height of 10 meters. Milanovac Lake is the first and largest of the Lower Lakes system. Gavanovac is located downstream from the previous waterfalls and is surrounded by high sheer cliffs. The waters of Lake Gavand are centered into Lake Kaluđerovac through a series of tufas called the Grand Cascades. Lake Kaluđerovac lies below the series of Great Cascades. A trail leads to the entrance of the Šupljara cave, then continues along the waterfalls to the eastern side of the canyon. Veliki is the Great Waterfall, the highest in Croatia with a height of about 78 meters. Novakovića is the last and smallest of the Lower Lakes. Along the path that leads to Entrance 1 there is an overlook that offers a wonderful view of the Grand Cascade. Above the Lower Lakes canyon there is a path that passes by several viewpoints that offer impressive views of the barrier of Lake Kaluđerovac. The trail continues through the upper part of the canyon passing by several viewpoints. If we continue walking, we reach the ST1 tourist train station.
ADVENTURERS: Discover Without Limits
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