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14. Topolovo / Topolo (Topoluove) **** UPDATED

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A very interesting visit to a nice Italian village just across the border. If you pay a visit to this village try to do it in July when Postaja Topolovo - an artististic project - takes place.
There are several nice paths available to reach this settlement by mtb. The latest version we did was down to the village directly from the Kuk mountain. The path itself can be described very easily:

tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep,
tep, tep, tep, ter, step, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, step
and when you think the rocky steps are over in strats again
tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep, tep,
te, te, te, tep, te, tep, tep, t, t, t, t, tep, step, step ...
all the way down to the church back yard. Fatiquing but very nice path. Here are some impressions: FOTOS FROM 2010

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