The Vale di Tono Trail passes through Viškovići and returns to Camp Tunarica. The 45° Latitude Trail runs from Raša to AC Tunarica, while a cycling route connects Labin with Skitača and leads back to Labin. The different route layouts give you concrete reference points for planning; the places named on a route are more informative than a shared name.

Walking Trails and Their Routes

The Vale di Tono Trail starts at Camp Tunarica in Raša, passes through Viškovići, Skitača and Crna Punta, and returns to Camp Tunarica. This names both the stops and the return point. Check local trail conditions before setting out.

On the BATTIALA Trail, Veliko Kolo comes after Viškovići. There you will find a meadow and a natural watering place for wildlife. This also makes the route interesting for travellers who would like to include a described natural feature in their walk.

The 45° Latitude Trail runs from Raša to AC Tunarica. It passes through Perčići and Sveti Lovreč Labinski in the direction of Viškovići; the next climb to Veliko Kolo follows. Veliko Kolo is therefore also a reference point on this trail, although its route is described differently from that of the BATTIALA Trail.

A Cycling Route That Returns to Labin

The Bistrooka Lucija cycling tour connects Labin and Skitača via Salakovci, Viškovići and Brovinje. It returns to Labin via Sveta Marina. The named stops help distinguish this route from the walking trails: the focus here is a connection between Labin and Skitača, followed by a return to Labin. Confirm trail conditions and tour availability before your trip.

Culture and Landscape in the Wider Destination of Općina Raša

In the wider destination of Općina Raša, the history of mining adds a distinct cultural focus to the routes in the area. Raša was built between 1936 and 1937 as a planned mining town, based on designs by architect Gustavo Pulitzer Finali. The mine employed more than 10,000 miners from 1928 to 1966. The town’s mining heritage is presented at the small Centar Arsia museum in Raša’s town square.

Kova Experience offers guided tours of the mine: visitors enter a mine and experience a day in the life of a miner. Check booking details before your trip. The Church of Sv. Barbara in Raša also tells the story of mining through its architecture: its shape resembles an overturned mining cart, and its bell tower resembles a mining lamp. This modernist and rationalist building has a 25-metre-high tower.

The Church of Sv. Lucija in Skitača was built at the beginning of the 17th century. It is a single-nave Baroque church. The Bella Vista hiking trail follows a white road through Gora Glušići to Skitača; from there, the route offers a view of the Kvarner. This trail combines a specific route with a scenic outlook.

Three reefs lie below the pebble beach at Zidovi Sv. Marine, where diving is possible. They drop directly from the beach into the open sea to a depth of 55 metres; the site offers numerous dives for divers of all levels. Local sea conditions remain relevant when planning. The Rt Crna Punta lighthouse is best reached by boat; local conditions can affect landing.

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