
Hiking trail: Path of dry wall, Kringa
The Path of dry wall is a 5-kilometer circular hiking trail starting in Kringa, featuring scenic slopes and the unique 'European dry wall' construction project.
The Heart of Vižinada hiking trail offers a 5.9-kilometer journey through local hamlets, rural landscapes, and the historic Parenzana route. The experience combines nature with local gastronomy, including visits to agritourisms, wine roads, and traditional food houses.
This trail will introduce you to the local hamlets, rural tradition and beautiful nature. You will pass the photo point Bajkine - 1.3 kilometers, and Village of Vranje. After crossing the highway road after Crklade, Grubici, you will descend on Parenzana trail, which will take you to Vižinada. Your walking experience will be turned into a gastro event by visiting neighbor agritourisms, konobas (inns), Wine roads, the 'Prosciutto House' and 'House of Sweets'.

The Path of dry wall is a 5-kilometer circular hiking trail starting in Kringa, featuring scenic slopes and the unique 'European dry wall' construction project.

Parenzana is a scenic hiking and recreational trail in Istria, following the route of a former railway line that once connected Poreč and Trieste. The trail winds through picturesque valleys, vineyards, and olive groves, featuring historic tunnels and viaducts.

A scenic 7 km circular hiking trail starting in Semić, leading through the village of Brest and offering beautiful lookout points over the surrounding Istrian landscape.

The St. Zenon hiking trail is an easy, circular route starting in Brtonigla-Verteneglio that leads through vineyards, olive groves, and the scenic Škarline Nature Park. The trail offers beautiful views and features a historic water system structure from 1936.

A 3-kilometre paved walking trail connecting the coastal towns of Funtana and Vrsar, offering beautiful views and access to the historic center of Vrsar.

The Plas educational trail in Učka Nature Park offers a scenic walk through beech forests and karst landscapes, featuring viewpoints and interpretation boards about the area's unique biodiversity.