Špičasti vrh is a checkpoint on the first section of the Gorski planinarski put and the Croatian hiking trail loop. Čedanj lies below the viewpoint; in good visibility, views extend toward Risnjak, Snježnik, Guslica, Skradsky Vrh and Delnice.
Nature
A hike from Čedanj leads to the Stenica, Medveja stena and Špičasti vrh viewpoints. In the final third, the trail runs along a gentle, narrow ridge above the Čedanj stream to Špičasti vrh. The trail from Moravička Sela to Špičasti vrh is described as easy, with no steep or difficult sections.
The third stage of the Camino Gorski Kotar from Velike Drage via Brod Moravice to Čedanj is 16.4 kilometers long and is classified as easy. Another trail of the Goranski planinarski put from Moravička Sela reaches Špičasti vrh in 40–50 minutes. The page for the Camino stage also offers a GPS route download intended for use with the Maps.Me app.
Cycling
Čedanj lies on MTB route 773, “Voda kao izvor života”. It runs from Skrad through Čedanj and Brod na Kupi to Zeleni vir. The physical difficulty is rated 4 out of 5, and the technical difficulty 3 out of 5.
The 37-kilometer MTB stage E3 connects Severin na Kupi and Brod na Kupi via Čedanj. In the surrounding area, the MTB route continues through Čedanj to Brod na Kupi. There, visitors can see Zrinski Castle and its permanent museum exhibition before continuing toward the protected landscape of Zeleni vir.
Culture
The chapel of Čedanj preserves a small collection of devotional objects, including a flag depicting Saint Anthony. Inside are figures of the Holy Family, the Virgin Mary and Saint Vitus, as well as devotional altar pieces.
The suspension bridge between Čedanj and Slavski Laz was cleaned; at that time, however, its restoration and reopening were still being pursued.
Anyone wishing to book a hotel in Čedanj can then continue searching for accommodation. More location pages: Podgora Turkovska, Brod Na Kupi, Golik, Turke, Gusti Laz, Crni Lug, Delnice, Gašparci.
