The Vražji prolaz route is described as crossing a gorge measuring 800 metres and formed by the Jasle stream. Its circular trail includes information boards in Croatian and English about the canyon’s geology and vegetation. This makes the route interesting for visitors who want to combine nature and hiking.
You can rent a holiday apartment in Općina Skrad.
Landscape
Zeleni vir is mentioned as a waterfall in the vicinity of Skrad. Skradski Vrh is mentioned as a mountain in the vicinity of Skrad; Rudač and Vršič are described as mountains in the surrounding area of Skrad.
Hiking
According to the description, a hiking route from Skradska Draga above Skrad visits three viewpoints, Kavranova Stijena, a mountain hut and a chapel; panoramas towards gorges and peaks are also mentioned.
Geographical Location
Skrad is described as a municipality in Primorje-Gorski Kotar County. The municipality lies in the hilly central part of Gorski Kotar at approximately 700 metres above sea level.
History
Skrad was first mentioned in the late 17th century and is described as having been founded by eight serf families who received land in the area of the former estates of the Counts Zrinski. This founding history is a specific point of interest for travellers interested in culture. Regional development was initially influenced by the Louisiana Road between Karlovac and Rijeka and later by the construction of a railway line.
The area of Skrad is described as having dense deciduous and evergreen forests and includes the Vražji prolaz geomorphological reserve, also known as Devil's Passage, as well as the aforementioned waterfall.
For further orientation, you can also visit the pages for Skrad and Bukov Vrh.
