Tourist guide - Tribanj, Croatia

Due to the unique geomorphological forms and dense forests, Velika Paklenica and Mala Paklenica have been declared a national park in 1949, making Paklenica the second national park in Croatia (after Plitvice lakes). The national park covers an area of ​​96 km2. The highest peaks of the national park are 1,757 m high Vaganski vrh and 1,753 m high Sveto brdo. The area of the park includes small rivers of Velika Paklenica and Mala Paklenica as well as vertical canyons on the south side of Velebit. The symbols of national park Paklenica are the unspoiled nature, canyons and the indigenous forests of black pine and beech that have been listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in Europe (Beech Ra...

Due to the unique geomorphological forms and dense forests, Velika Paklenica and Mala Paklenica have been declared a national park in 1949, making Paklenica the second national park in Croatia (after Plitvice lakes). The national park covers an area of ​​96 km2. The highest peaks of the national park are 1,757 m high Vaganski vrh and 1,753 m high Sveto brdo. The area of the park includes small rivers of Velika Paklenica and Mala Paklenica as well as vertical canyons on the south side of Velebit. The symbols of national park Paklenica are the unspoiled nature, canyons and the indigenous forests of black pine and beech that have been listed on the UNESCO World Heritage List in Europe (Beech Rainforest in the Carpathians and other areas of Europe). Over 100,000 people visit Paklenica every year, mostly hikers visiting the rock of Anića kuk (712 meters high). You can visit cave Manita peć and Jama Vodarica, try rock climbing or enjoy hiking on hiking trails. Ticket for adults is from 40 to 50 kuna (6 to 7 euros).

Contact information

https://www.np-paklenica.hr