Masters Road, Mountain road between Lovinac and Jasenice, Croatia
Masters Road connects Lovinac and Jasenice through the Velebit mountain range, running about 41 kilometers across rugged terrain. The route features tight curves, stone bridges, and several spots where you can stop to look out over the landscape.
The road was built in the early 19th century under architect Josip Kajetan Knežić and opened on October 4, 1832. It was constructed during Austro-Hungarian rule as an important infrastructure project of that period.
The road holds protected status in Croatia's register of cultural heritage, showing how people traveled through mountains in the early 1800s. You can observe the stonework and construction methods along the route that reflect the skills of that era.
The road connects state highways D50 and D27 and passes by geological features like Tulove Grede. There are several stopping points with good views for photography and exploring the surrounding area.
The road section near Prag is known for extreme wind conditions, with gusts that can reach hurricane force. This happens throughout the year and significantly affects the driving experience.
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