Panoramic view from Big rock
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All around Sokobanja with trails for walking and recreation. Some of them are along the river, some water through the woods, and this, to which you can make today lead to the top of the hill. To reach the top of the hill, take the first paved road to LEPTERIJA. At the shooting range, halfway to LEPTERIJA, the way the forest path, continue uphill. The trail is nicely arranged, by the way are benches where you can relax, and signposts are casually deployed so that you will not lose anywhere. To the top of the hill ranges you will need 30.40 minutes, depending on condition.
On the hill, with orange pointers, draw the left, toward Sokograd. Soon you will find the beautiful lookout from where you can see Soko banja, Lepterija, Popovica, Prevalac, Sokograd, Rtanj ...
This place definitely has the best view of the city and the edge formed by the river epigenic canyon of Moravica. In this wide panorama picture that we have set here, you can see how the river Moravica "decided" to break firmly, karst layers against the rim of the mountain Ozren softer, sedimentary layers at Prevalac. This phenomenon is certain anomalies in the geological area known as epigenic. This, "sokograd" epigenic is one of the three in Serbia.
Further, the way you can continue to Sokograd. Do Sokograd will need another 30, 40 minutes just easier this time since it has to go nizrdo. Along the trail you can also choose to circumvent Sokograd. Then you will find an exceptional place to another. Dole, east of its entrance. what will you do there and that will be through to the back of you and me to suggest what to pack for this trip: shoes, water, juice, snacks, sandwiches, grill (optional), camera, tripod (optional) , battery
Text source: The Big Rock
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