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A superb panoramic view of the Adriatic. One of the slabs was cracked and blocked.

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Beautiful stretch of coast with a lonely rock in the sea.

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Marjan is a peninsula with a hilly nature reserve and is located on the western side of Split in Croatia 🌴 The Marjan is covered with a dense pine forest (mostly Aleppo pine) that was planted between the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century 🌳 Since 1964, the Marjan has been protected as a forest park with about 400 protected plants 🌅 The highest point of the Marjan, at 178 meters, is called Telegrin because there was a telegraph station there during the time of Napoleon 🌄 From the Split-Spinut district, a tunnel about 1 km long leads through the Marjan mountain to the south side of the peninsula in the Split-Meje district 🚘 Source: Wikipedia

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Marjan is a peninsula with a hilly nature reserve and is located on the western side of Split in Croatia 🌴 The Marjan is covered with a dense pine forest (mostly Aleppo pine) that was planted between the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century 🌳 Since 1964, the Marjan has been protected as a forest park with about 400 protected plants 🌅 The highest point of the Marjan, at 178 meters, is called Telegrin because there was a telegraph station there during the time of Napoleon 🌄 From the Split-Spinut district, a tunnel about 1 km long leads through the Marjan mountain to the south side of the peninsula in the Split-Meje district 🚘 Source: Wikipedia

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Marjan is a peninsula with a hilly nature reserve, located on the western side of Split in Croatia 🌴 Marjan is covered with a dense pine forest (mostly Aleppo pine), planted between the late 19th and early 20th centuries 🌳 Since 1964, Marjan has been a protected forest park with approximately 400 protected plant species 🌅 The highest point of Marjan, at 178 meters, is called Telegrin, named for the telegraph station that stood there during Napoleon's time 🌄 A tunnel approximately 1 km long leads from the Split-Spinut district through Marjan Hill to the southern side of the peninsula in the Split-Meje district 🚘 Source: Wikipedia

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Marjan is a peninsula with a hilly nature reserve and is located on the western side of Split in Croatia 🌴 The Marjan is covered with a dense pine forest (mostly Aleppo pine) that was planted between the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century 🌳 Since 1964, the Marjan has been protected as a forest park with about 400 protected plants 🌅 The highest point of the Marjan, at 178 meters, is called Telegrin because there was a telegraph station there during the time of Napoleon 🌄 From the Split-Spinut district, a tunnel about 1 km long leads through the Marjan mountain to the south side of the peninsula in the Split-Meje district 🚘 Source: Wikipedia

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A huge flag at the Telegrin summit 🏴

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On the highest elevation (Telegrin) in the Marjan Forest Park there is a very beautiful and large white cross ✝️

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On the highest elevation (Telegrin) in the Marjan Forest Park there is a very beautiful and large white cross ✝️

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On the highest elevation (Telegrin) in the Marjan Forest Park there is a very beautiful and large white cross ✝️

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Something really beautiful has been created here. 🫶🏻

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A visit is recommended now in June, with no waiting time and no large crowds.

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A beautiful view 👍🏻

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Great viewpoint in the national park

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A recommended place of pilgrimage, very well maintained, can be very, very crowded on certain occasions!

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Marjan Hill's Telegrin summit is a breathtaking viewpoint. After tackling the steps up to the top, you're rewarded with a panorama encompassing Split, its bustling port, the glistening Adriatic and the mighty Mount Mosor. A 43-foot (13 m) flag adorns the summit and there's usually a Croatian flag flapping in the wind.

Veliki Kabal, at 4,393 feet (1339 m), is the highest summit on the Mosor massif that dominates the landscape between Split and Omiš. As with many of the high summits in the Dinaric Alps, it offers stupendous views down to the Adriatic Sea, as well as of Split and along the Mosor Ridge. There are two mountain huts in the area: the Dom Umberto Girometta and the Planinarsko sklonište Kontejner.

Here today the circular hiking trail starts

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An excellent place to spend the night and enjoy the morning and evening panoramas in all directions

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There is a legend among the people about the great love of a girl and a young man who were petrified by evil fate on Nevista. Nevista's rock is also a pass, once the only link between Primorje and Zabiokovlje, and a beautiful viewpoint. According to legend, a girl somewhere "from above", probably from Dalmatian Zagora, was supposed to get married in Primorje. The mother was against that love, and above all against her daughter marrying someone the family did not choose. Maybe it was a problem that the young man is from Primorac, that is, from a poor area!? Be that as it may, the mother sent her daughter off with the words: When she saw the sea, she must have been petrified! Despite these terrible words, the wedding procession set off, led by the groom and the bride on horseback, and not realizing the power of their mother's curse. However, when the merry company reached the top of the hill above Brel, the curse came true. Evidence of this is rocks in the shape of horses with newlyweds, cakes and water barrels made of clay. If you look carefully, you can see the bride's veil, which at that moment the wind took off her head, as well as the whole procession of the wedding guests who followed them, and today it is a little harder to see them if you don't look for them specifically, because the pine tree has been for decades quite grown up. (text written by Vanja Sokol)

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