Javna ustanova Park prirode Učka
Liganj 42
51415 Lovran
Hrvatska
Ovu web stranicu sufinancirala je Europska unija iz Europskog fonda za regionalni razvoj.
Ovu web stranicu sufinancirala je Europska unija iz Europskog fonda za regionalni razvoj.
18. May 2017.
ON UČKA BIKING MAKES HEARTS REJOICING

Nature Park Učka is organizing a guided bicycle ride “On Učka Biking Makes Hearts Rejoicing“ as an event of the upcoming “Parks’ Week“, that is celebrated in protected areas throughout Croatia. On Thursday 25th May 2017 an electrical bicycle ride will start next to the Park’s Info-Center at the overpass Poklon at 11:00 AM and will continue on a road to the village of Mala Učka and back to Poklon. The ride is expected to last for two hours. Participation is free, but we kindly request that you sign up on info@pp-ucka.hr as the number of e-bicycles is limited. Thank you.

Welcome to Učka!

 

 

Had lots of fun 🙂 Will ride again on the picturesque e-bike trails!

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