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nature-based tourism in the eastern part of kr aški rob ...AmenityLocationDescriptionAccessibilityNatural-Of interest because …Fig.
ness Suggestive panoramic view of hills Fig. 6
Tab. 1 Summary of naturalness and accessibility of selected amenities in the eastern partThe Karst land-Not completely and mountains in the area of Učka, Fig. 10
of the Kraški robscape with the sur-accessible; Natural Slavnik, and Slovenian Istria. Fig. 11
rounding peaks: On the way to Raki- there are some with ele- A large variety of flowering plants, Fig. 3
137Lipnik (804 m); tovec, Zazid Landscape includ- marked moun- ments of most notable in spring (daffodils,
Kavčič (879 m); ing high peaks. tain trails, and human in- whistles, peonies, irises, golden
and Golič (890 m) trails used by fluence. root), grasses, and dandelions.
hunters and Natural The big pond at the entrance of the
landowners. with ele- village is the symbol of the village
ments of itself, and a reminder of the past
Karst meadows All of Raki- Sub-Mediterrane- Potentially ac- human in- when many inhabitants kept live-
tovsko-movraški an, dry and semi- cessible; most fluence. stock.
Karst and Podgor- dry grassland. are private There are many man-made items
je Karst property so ac- Man- such as balconies (porches), en-
cess must be made. trances, chimneys, wells, reli-
arranged with gious monuments and shrines, and
owners. Man- building inscriptions of interest.
made.
Kal na lokvi Rakitovec This is a large
pond that used to
be an important
source of water. Accessible;
The water sourc- it is located in a
es of nearby vil- public area.
lages were smaller,
making this one
stand out.
Rakitovec village Rakitovec Traditional set- Accessible;
tlement with ru- on the paved
ral architecture road from
that has remained Zazid and
largely un- Movraž that
changed. runs to border
with Croatia.
ness Suggestive panoramic view of hills Fig. 6
Tab. 1 Summary of naturalness and accessibility of selected amenities in the eastern partThe Karst land-Not completely and mountains in the area of Učka, Fig. 10
of the Kraški robscape with the sur-accessible; Natural Slavnik, and Slovenian Istria. Fig. 11
rounding peaks: On the way to Raki- there are some with ele- A large variety of flowering plants, Fig. 3
137Lipnik (804 m); tovec, Zazid Landscape includ- marked moun- ments of most notable in spring (daffodils,
Kavčič (879 m); ing high peaks. tain trails, and human in- whistles, peonies, irises, golden
and Golič (890 m) trails used by fluence. root), grasses, and dandelions.
hunters and Natural The big pond at the entrance of the
landowners. with ele- village is the symbol of the village
ments of itself, and a reminder of the past
Karst meadows All of Raki- Sub-Mediterrane- Potentially ac- human in- when many inhabitants kept live-
tovsko-movraški an, dry and semi- cessible; most fluence. stock.
Karst and Podgor- dry grassland. are private There are many man-made items
je Karst property so ac- Man- such as balconies (porches), en-
cess must be made. trances, chimneys, wells, reli-
arranged with gious monuments and shrines, and
owners. Man- building inscriptions of interest.
made.
Kal na lokvi Rakitovec This is a large
pond that used to
be an important
source of water. Accessible;
The water sourc- it is located in a
es of nearby vil- public area.
lages were smaller,
making this one
stand out.
Rakitovec village Rakitovec Traditional set- Accessible;
tlement with ru- on the paved
ral architecture road from
that has remained Zazid and
largely un- Movraž that
changed. runs to border
with Croatia.
