Wilderness Landscape & Natural Heritage
Učka Nature Park is situated in the northern Adriatic region of Croatia, covering the Učka mountain range and part of the Ćićarija mountain. The park spans across approximately 9,000 hectares, characterized by its dynamic landscape including dense forests, rocky cliffs, and rolling meadows. It is renowned for its diverse flora and fauna, housing species such as the Učka bellflower, griffon vultures, and chamois. Historically, the park area has been an essential route and settlement area since ancient times, particularly significant during the Roman era. Outdoor activities are abundant, with hiking being a prominent feature thanks to a network of well-maintained trails. The summit of Vojak, the highest peak, offers panoramic views that reach as far as the Venetian islands on clear days. Visitors can also enjoy bird watching, biking, and exploring the cultural heritage sites scattered across the park, making it a multifaceted destination that caters to nature lovers, history buffs, and adventure seekers alike.
