Strahinjčica is a mountain in
Hrvatsko Zagorje. To the west, it is separated from the Kostel Mountain Range by the valley of the Krapinica River. To the north, it is surrounded by the Žutnica and
Bednja rivers. To the east, it is divided from
Ivanščica by the Očura, Veliki, and Sutinski streams, while the
Krapina River flows to the south. The highest peak,
Sušec, is located on the central ridge and reaches an elevation of 846 meters and today, Nada, Bronco and me
hiked to it -
Garmin Connect.
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View through the frame. |
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Radoboj has a rich history dating back to Roman times, with evidence of early mining activities, particularly for sulfur, which was extracted in the area during the Middle Ages and played a significant role in the local economy. |
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Nada, Bronco and Tuši. |
Few more photos and then we moved on.
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When we returned back to the valley, Bronco needed a rest. |
Activities back at our weekend house.
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