From Srebrenik to Tuzla, the route passes along the old track over Okresanica, Operkovice, then over Zeleni kamen, Breske to Tuzla at Slana banja, descending into Vukovije via Ilincicaa and Vrsani. From Vukovije to PD Drenik, there are several routes. At Konjuh, it starts from the mountain lodge Drenik, then over several peaks Mala Bozika, Bozika, Suplji javor, Suho drvlje, Trosni kamen, Miljkovac. Here you need to be especially cautious. Then you continued via medieval Turkish cobblestones, to the mountain lodge at Javorje.From Javorje, the route leads to the top of Konjuh 1326 m, then to Zidine, and descends to Krivaja near the village of Maoca.
The transversal was created based on historical facts. Due to various pressures from both the west and the east, King Stefan II Kotromanic granted the Dubrovnik Republic a part of Dalmatia from Loviste (Peljesac) all the way to Prevlaka, including islands and part of the coastal area. This decision is recorded in the so-called 'Srebrenica Charter.' The Srebrenica Charter was written in the then most fortified medieval town 'Srebrenik.'
P.S.:The section from PD Drenik to Javorje is practically impassable and no one should not take the crossing of this section lightly without adequate logistical preparations. Caution: Bears !!!
