The 520-metre hill behind the village, topped by a vast concrete cross that catches the light from miles away. The climb takes about two hours, sometimes more, along a rough stony path that twists between rocks and scrub.
Fourteen bronze stations of the cross stand at intervals along the route, and many pilgrims pray each one. The summit gives a long view across the plain to the Croatian hills. Wear hiking shoes -- the path is steep, the loose rock unforgiving -- and bring water, sun protection, and a head torch if you climb in the dark to be at the summit for sunrise.