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With its surface of 96 square km, extending from the east coast of the Adriatic Sea to the high peaks of the Velebit mountains, Paklenica National Park is rich in natural phenomena and wonders, with dense pine and beech forests, deep canyons, splendid formations karst and numerous caves. Located between the island of Pag and Zadar, about 270 km. from the Italian border, the park is located inland from the small seaside resort of Starigrad Paklenica. The Paklenica protected area covers 3,600 hectares and includes the southern part of the Velebit massif. In its highest peak (1,758 meters) you can see two deep gorges: Mala Paklenica and Velika Paklenica, a sort of narrow canyon between rock walls up to 400 meters high (the best known is Anica Kuk), divided by a plateau of about 500 m. of altitude. Proclaimed a national park in 1949, this territory also includes countless caves (the most famous is Manita Pec, 175 meters long), and the wooded complexes of the marine slope of Velebit. A paradise for lovers of climbing and trekking, Paklenica Park is internationally known also because, thanks to its position and the mild climate, it is possible to climb almost all year round. Inside the park there are 150 km. of well-marked paths; we recommend that you have a tourist guide and a map (available at the ticket office), also to help you choose the route to follow. We remind you that dogs can only enter the park if kept on a leash.
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