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Showing 49–72 of 243 places
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Paklenica National Park
Starigrad, Croatia
A dramatic Velebit park of limestone canyons, pine forest, climbing walls and routes toward high mountain shelters.
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Manita Peć Cave
Starigrad, Croatia
A mountain show cave reached on foot from Velika Paklenica, with large chambers and guided opening periods.
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Northern Velebit National Park – Zavižan
Krasno, Croatia
A high-mountain landscape around Zavižan with botanical diversity, rocky peaks and views toward the Adriatic islands.
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Premužić Trail – Alan Section
Alan, Croatia
A celebrated stone-built mountain trail crossing rugged Velebit terrain with remarkably gentle gradients and open views.
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Krka National Park – Roški Slap
Miljevci, Croatia
A quieter Krka section of cascades, old mills and viewpoints beneath the river canyon.
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Marjan Forest Park
Split, Croatia
A wooded peninsula immediately west of central Split, with viewpoints, chapels, beaches and recreational trails.
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Vidova Gora
Brač, Croatia
The highest point on the Adriatic islands, overlooking Zlatni Rat, Hvar and the channels of central Dalmatia.
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Blaca Hermitage
Brač, Croatia
A secluded stone hermitage built into a steep valley, preserving the unusual life and collections of Glagolitic priests.
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Stiniva Cove
Vis, Croatia
A narrow pebble cove enclosed by high cliffs and reached by boat or a steep land path.
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Biokovo Sveti Jure Summit
Biokovo, Croatia
Biokovo’s highest summit, reached by a very narrow mountain road or demanding hiking routes, with exceptional views in clear weather.
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Ston Walls
Ston, Croatia
A long medieval defensive system climbing the ridge between Ston and Mali Ston above salt pans and oyster waters.
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Odysseus Cave
Babino Polje, Croatia
A collapsed sea cave on Mljet reached by a rough path, with a vivid opening to deep blue water.
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Avakas Gorge
Peyia, Cyprus
A narrow limestone gorge on the western edge of the Akamas landscape, followed by a rough walking route.
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Caledonia Falls
Platres, Cyprus
A waterfall in the Troodos forest reached by a shaded trail following a mountain stream near Platres.
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Cape Greco National Forest Park
Cape Greco, Cyprus
A protected coastal landscape of limestone headlands, scrub, trails and sea views between Ayia Napa and Protaras.
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Pravčická brána
Hřensko, Czechia
Europe’s best-known natural sandstone arch, reached on foot in Bohemian Switzerland National Park.
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Prachov Rocks
Jičín, Czechia
A maze of sandstone towers, narrow passages, forest paths and viewpoints in the Bohemian Paradise landscape.
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Krkonoše National Park
Vrchlabí, Czechia
Czechia’s highest mountain landscape, protecting alpine tundra, forests, glacial valleys and a dense network of marked trails.
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Sněžka
Pec pod Sněžkou, Czechia
Czechia’s highest summit, reached by mountain paths or the cableway from Pec pod Sněžkou.
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Adršpach-Teplice Rocks
Adršpach, Czechia
A spectacular sandstone rock city of towers, gorges, lakes and narrow passages near the Polish border.
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Podyjí National Park
Znojmo, Czechia
A deeply incised Dyje River valley of forests, heathlands and cliff viewpoints along the Austrian border.
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Stevns Klint
Store Heddinge, Denmark
A UNESCO chalk and limestone cliff exposing geological evidence linked to the end-Cretaceous mass extinction.
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Møns Klint
Borre, Denmark
High white chalk cliffs on eastern Møn, backed by beech woodland and reached by forest, clifftop and stair routes.
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Almindingen and Ekkodalen
Aakirkeby, Denmark
A large central Bornholm forest containing rocky terrain, lakes and the Ekkodalen rift valley.
