Ježeprosina: Hotels, Via Dinarica and Historical Sites
Ježeprosina represents a combination of Late Antique fortifications, high plateaus, and mountain trails. The Late Antique fortification of Gradina in Ježeprosina is located on an elevated plateau of a large karst mountain. A second Late Antique fortification, Međubrđe, is situated high on the slope of Mount Visočica. A church and a Late Antique vaulted tomb were located near the fortification.
History and Cultural Heritage
Ježeprosina is mentioned at the beginning of the 16th century. According to a tradition recorded in 1897, a former church site was located on Ježeprosinsko polje; it has since become overgrown with scrub and thorns. At the site of Vuč-kamen, also known as Grkovina, there is a large necropolis containing a total of 130 stećci. On the Kraljuša hill beside the village houses, there are also two separate, box-shaped stećci.
Landscape
The Jasika elevation lies above the villages of Luka, Ježeprosina, Vranići, and Odžaci and reaches a height of approximately 1,200 meters. In Bjelimići, Jasika blocks the view to the south and southwest and contributes to the snow remaining there longer than in the Župa Valley and Glavatičevo. Visočica is a scenic high plateau that descends toward Bjelimići and offers opportunities for excursions, hiking, and photography. In the north, there are pastures at approximately 1,300 meters, while the southern part is covered by dense forests.
Trails and Activities
The challenging Via Dinarica stage BH-W-09 runs for 30.4 kilometers from Lukomir via Visočica to Bjelimići and onward to Ljuta. The Zoran Šimić bivouac is located at the exit of the Rakitnica Canyon toward Visočica through the Međeđa Valley, where Bjelašnica and Visočica connect through the canyon. The trail by the bivouac passes two drinking-water springs; blueberry fields lie beside the trail at several points.
In the Bjelimići area, opportunities for cycling, walking, running, sport climbing, and hiking are available in summer. One route leads uphill via Puzim, continuing across Visočica toward Šehinovci and Korita. Another route leads through Ježeprosina and Luka, where the first break is planned. While traveling through the valleys, views open up of the Crvanj and Velež mountains and later of Prenj.
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