By visiting the educational trail “Kudin Most,” visitors are introduced to the most beautiful part of the Krupa River, with its magnificent waterfalls and travertine cascades.
From the trail leading from the village of Golubić to Kudin Most, breathtaking views open up over the turquoise-green Krupa and its travertine barrier known as Deveterac. Deveterac (meaning "the nine") is named after its nine travertine cascades, which end in a tall waterfall crossed by Kudin Most. This bridge is the oldest preserved crossing over the Krupa River, built using the dry stone wall technique at the turn of the 18th to the 19th century. It consists of 12 arches made from travertine blocks and an equal number of stone pillars. The bridge is provisionally protected as a cultural monument.
- Trail length: 1.6 km (return via the same path)
- Duration of visit: 2 hours
- Elevation difference: 170 m
- Recommended visiting period: April to November (depending on weather conditions)
- Type of visits: Individual and group visits
- Wheelchair accessible: No
- Trail type: Hiking trail (100%)
- Number of interpretive panels: 4