Mala Milešina: Holiday apartments and holiday homes

About 50 metres before the entrance to Mala Milešina, a described hiking route to Svilaja begins at a junction of an asphalt road and a gravel road. The described route there and back is 16 kilometres long and takes approximately 5 hours and 27 minutes.

Nature

Svilaja is described as a 30-kilometre-long karst mountain range in the Dalmatian Zagora. It features sinkholes, karst pits and caves; its highest southern peak, Bat, reaches 1,508 metres.

Trails

The initial access from Mala Milešina to Svilaja follows a gravel road that is described as passable for all vehicles for 6.7 kilometres and leads to a concrete livestock watering trough below the summit. There are no trail markers or directional signs on the first 6.7 kilometres of this access route; there is also no shade there. The exposed route can be unpleasant in hot weather.

Active pursuits

There are three MTB routes in Muć: Andetrij, at 23.3 kilometres; Borovača, at 25.5 kilometres; and Zmina, at 47.5 kilometres. The stated elevation gains are 205 metres, 518 metres and 752 metres respectively.

Geographical setting

The surrounding area of Mala Milešina includes Jarebinjak, Krajna Kosa, Runjavica and Velika Glavica. Sveti Ilija and Sveti Vid are also located in the surrounding area. In the wider regional surroundings of Mala Milešina are Dalmatia and the Archaeological Museum.

Those wishing to rent a holiday apartment can then compare further destination pages: Gornje Ogorje, Neorić, Gizdavac, Crivac.

To the higher-level travel overview: Općina Muć.