Enjoy a guided hike through the beautiful forests of Medvednica mountain, near Zagreb, the Croatian capital. Learn about the plants and animals that live in the area, and the storey of the narrow railway line that existed 100 years ago on the path you're walking.
Meet your guide and learn how to walk with sticks. As you walk through the forest trails, listen to the storey of the plants and animals that live in the Medvednica mountain and the storey of the narrow railway line that existed 100 years ago on the path you're walking.
Rest in an amazing place listening to birds and the sound of a mountain stream. Here, hear the storey of Vladimir Horvat, the builder of 500 stairs, the central location of your programme.
Pass through a smaller cave and begin to climb the stone steps, which are reminiscent of alpine paths, with numerous natural stone forms and endemic black yew trees. As you go out on the mountain meadow, stop and see the 300-year-old black yew tree.
Follow mountain trails through the mixed forest and return to the place of departure. Stop at the lookout with an amazing view of the whole of Hrvatsko Zagorje.