Draglica: Circular Hiking Trail, Lake and Wooden Church

• The Murtenica–Draglica–Tavničko jezero circular hiking trail is 16.82 km long and follows a circular route.
• The route passes Lake Tavničko and leads to the wooden Church of the Holy Trinity in Draglica.
• The “Crni bor–Lira” natural monument is located in the village of Draglica.
• Lake Tavničko was created in a former mine shaft.
• The wooden Church of the Holy Trinity was consecrated on June 6, 2017.

The most important specific detail for hiking enthusiasts is the length of the Murtenica–Draglica–Tavničko jezero circular hiking trail: 16.82 km. Since it is a circular route, the trail forms a closed route format.

The trail passes Lake Tavničko and continues to the wooden Church of the Holy Trinity in Draglica. This makes it possible to combine interests in nature and culture in a specific hiking plan.

Lake Tavničko was created in a former mine shaft. This history gives the lake a special connection to the former use of the site and distinguishes it from an ordinary description of a natural body of water. For your travel planning, it is also a distinct landscape feature and a stop along the circular hiking trail.

Draglica’s natural attractions also include the “Crni bor–Lira” natural monument. It is located in the village of Draglica and complements the route and lake experiences with a specifically named natural site. Anyone looking for accommodation can therefore first decide whether the hike, the lake or the natural monument should be the focus of their stay.

The wooden Church of the Holy Trinity is an important cultural landmark along the route. It was consecrated on June 6, 2017. Archimandrite and Abbot Metodije also gave the church a copy of the icon of the Most Holy Mother of God, “Milk-Giver.”

In addition to the church, memorial plaques and a memorial cross commemorate participants from this area in the wars of 1912 to 1918. Another memorial plaque at the entrance to the churchyard commemorates Radivoje Savković, who died on the island of Vido in 1916. The memorial plaques and the memorial cross are located to the right of the entrance to the churchyard. Thus, alongside landscapes and hiking, Draglica also offers specific points of historical connection.

A clear priority can help when looking for accommodation in Draglica. If hiking is your focus, the length of the circular route is the key planning detail. For a nature-focused stay, Lake Tavničko and the “Crni bor–Lira” natural monument take center stage. Those interested in culture and history can include the wooden church, the icon and the memorials in their travel plans. This keeps the choice of hotel connected to your actual interests in Draglica.

If you would also like to compare other destinations, you can include Kamenica, Rastište, Perućac, Kosjeric, Mačkat, Semegnjevo, Drijetanj and Kaludjerske Bare in your further search.

How long is the Murtenica–Draglica–Tavničko jezero circular hiking trail?

The circular hiking trail is 16.82 km long and designed as a circular route.

Which stops does the route connect?

It passes Lake Tavničko and leads to the wooden Church of the Holy Trinity in Draglica.

When was the wooden Church of the Holy Trinity consecrated?

The wooden church was consecrated on June 6, 2017.

What do the memorial plaques and the memorial cross commemorate?

They honor participants from this area in the wars of 1912 to 1918. Another plaque commemorates Radivoje Savković, who died on the island of Vido in 1916.

For the broader travel overview: Zlatibor District.