The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. E.g., in mid-August I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre and had to turn back. There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
The western track next to the forest, marked in the Open Street layer (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end), is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, hence muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
Always stick to established tracks and be extra careful not to start a wildfire by an overheated exhaust pipe!
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. E.g., in mid-August I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre and had to turn back. There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
The western track next to the forest, marked in the Open Street layer (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end), is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, hence muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
Always stick to established tracks and be extra careful not to start a wildfire by an overheated exhaust pipe!
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. E.g., in mid-August I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre and had to turn back. There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
The western track next to the forest, marked in the Open Street layer (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end), is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, hence muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.dry.
Always stick to established tracks and be extra careful not to start a wildfire by an overheated exhaust pipe!
The access point for the right bank is the village of Kličevac, 100 km or 1 h and 40 minutes’ drive from Belgrade (from the apparently closer village of Ram there is only a steep downhill walking path). The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade.
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. E.g., in mid-August I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre and had to turn back. There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
The western track next to the forest, marked in the Open Street layer (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end), is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, hence muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
The access point for the right bank is the village of Kličevac, 100 km or 1 h and 40 minutes’ drive from Belgrade (from the apparently closer village of Ram there is only a steep downhill walking path). The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade.
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. Yesterday (mid-August) I E.g., in mid-August I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre and had to turn back. There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
The western track next to the forest, marked in the Open Street layer (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end), is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, hence muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
The access point for the right bank is the village of Kličevac, 100 km or 1 h and 40 minutes’ drive from Belgrade (from the apparently closer village of Ram there is only a steep downhill walking path). The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade.
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. Yesterday (mid-August) I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre and had to turn back. There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
Danube.
The western track next to the forest, marked in the Open Street layer (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end), is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, hence muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
The access point for the right bank is the village of Kličevac, 100 km or 1 h and 40 minutes’ drive from Belgrade (from the apparently closer village of Ram there is only a steep downhill walking path). The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade.
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. Yesterday (mid-August) I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre and had to turn back. There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
The western track next to the forest forest, marked in the Open Street layer (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end) end), is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, hence muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
The access point for the right bank is the village of Kličevac, 100 km or 1 h and 40 minutes’ drive from Belgrade (from the apparently closer village of Ram, there Ram there is only a steep downhill walking path). The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade.
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. Yesterday (mid-August) I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre and had to turn back. There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
The western track next to the forest (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end) is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, hence muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
The access point for the right bank is the village of Kličevac, 100 km or 1 h and 40 minutes’ drive from Belgrade. Belgrade (from the apparently closer village of Ram, there is only a steep downhill walking path). The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade.
Belgrade.
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. Yesterday (mid-August) I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre (and and had to turn back). back. There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
Danube.
The western track next to the forest (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end) is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, also hence muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade. The access point for the right bank is the village of Kličevac, 100 km or 1 h and 40 minutes’ drive from Belgrade.
Belgrade. The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade.
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. Yesterday (mid-August) I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre (and had to turn back). There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
The western track next to the forest (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end) is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, also muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade. The access point for the right bank is the village of Kličevac, 100 km or 1 h and 40 minutes’ drive from Belgrade.
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. Yesterday (mid-August) I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre (and had to turn back). There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
Danube.
The western track next to the forest (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end) is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, also muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade. The access point for the right bank is the village of Kličevac, 100 km or 1 h and 40 minutes’ drive from Belgrade.
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. Yesterday (mid-August) I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre (and had to turn back). There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
The western track next to the forest (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end) is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, also muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade. The access point for the right bank is the village of Kličevac, 100 km or 1 h and 40 minutes’ drive from Belgrade.
The northernmost watchpoint marked can be tricky to access. Yesterday (mid-August) I did not manage to pass the access track for more than a kilometre (and had to turn back). There are two dirt tracks leading to it:
The eastern track (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the western track, 200 m after the forest end) tends to be drier. Just follow the track straight to the Danube.
The western track next to the forest (the turn off lies a hundred metres after the forest end) is better trotted, yet more of a hunting road and mostly used by 4x4s, also muddier. If you drive along the western track, then use the first fork to the left. Only feasible when it is dry.
The main access point for the left bank is the village of Dubovac, 70 km or 80 minutes east of Belgrade. The access point for the right bank is the village of Kličevac, 100 km or 1 h and 40 minutes’ drive from Belgrade.
