Cycling event in honor of St. Ante
🚴♂️ Biciklijada u čast sv. Anti – Ujedinimo srca i biciklizam u molitvi i zajedništvu! 🙏
Pridružite nam se na posebnoj biciklijadi posvećenoj sv. Anti, gdje ćemo povezati sport, duhovnost i prirodu u nezaboravnom biciklističkom iskustvu! Ova tradicionalna biciklijada prolazi kroz prekrasne krajeve Hercegovine i okuplja sve zaljubljenike u biciklizam, zajedništvo i očuvanje vrijednosti koje sveti Ante simbolizira.
Ruta i satnica biciklijade:
- Polazak iz Mostara: 08:00 sati ispred Hrvatskog doma hercega Stjepana Kosače
- Polazak iz Čitluka: 09:30 sati ispred hotela Brotnjo
- Route: Mostar – Čitluk – Međugorje – Ljubuški – Humac
Nakon dolaska i blagoslova na Humcu, svi sudionici bit će pozvani na druženje i okrepu uz tradicionalni hercegovački domjenak na omiljenom odmorištu Čeveljuša – Mandića jaz, uz hladovinu, svježu vodu i toplo gostoprimstvo.
Zašto sudjelovati?
- Biciklijada je prilika za duhovnu obnovu, fizičku aktivnost and druženje s biciklističkom zajednicom.
- Vozimo kroz povijesna i prirodno bogata mjesta Hercegovine.
- Blagoslov biciklista simbolizira sigurnost i zaštitu za sve sudionike na cestama.
Biciklirajmo zajedno, slavimo život i promičimo ljubav prema prirodi, zdravlju i zajedništvu! Pozivamo sve rekreativce, profesionalce i zaljubljenike u biciklizam da nam se pridruže u ovom jedinstvenom događaju.
Vidimo se na startu! 🚴♀️
Organizer
Brotnjo Cycling Club from Čitluk was founded with the aim of developing cycling in Čitluk and Herzegovina-Neretva County. The address of the club is Broćanska 14A, Citluk, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Cycling club Ljubuški from Ljubuški was founded with a aim development of cycling in Ljubuški and Zapadnohercegovačka County. The address of the club is Zrinsko Frankopanska bb, Ljubuški, Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Cycling Club Mostar was founded in 2011 as a non-partisan, non-governmental, non-profit association of citizens founded with the aim of promoting, developing and improving cycling sports in the area of Mostar and the entire Herzegovina-Neretva County/Canton.
The goal of BK Hercegovac is to contribute to:
- development and improvement of cycling sport;
- development and improvement of mutual relations of its members in the spirit of sportsmanship and tolerance.
In achieving its goals, the Association performs the following activities:
- advocates:
- for the promotion and popularization of cycling;
- participates in cycling events in Bosnia and Herzegovina and abroad;
- organizes and implements sports and other actions and activities with the content of cycling sports,
- represents the common interests of the members of the Association before city, county, state and sports bodies and organizations;
- connects and approaches organizations of a similar orientation in the country and abroad;
- provides assistance to its members in traffic, sports and technical education.
Venue
Ljubuški is a city in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The town is located on the left side of the bank of Trebižat, a river on which there are numerous waterfalls, the most famous of which are Kravica and Koćuša.
In addition to its natural beauty, Ljubuški is also known for its great cultural and historical heritage.
In various localities, remains from almost every period of human history can be found, of which it is worth highlighting: the ancient Roman camp in Gračina, the Humačka plate, the Old City of Ljubuški, and stećaks in the necropolises in Studenci, Bijača and Zvirići.
On the sports level, the successes of the handball club HRK Izviđač are first of all notable.
Climate
The climate is moderate Mediterranean with 2,300 hours of sunshine a year.
Position
Ljubuški is located in the very west of Herzegovina along the border of the Republic of Croatia. Neighboring municipalities are Čitluk to the east and Grude to the west, the towns of Široki Brijeg to the north and Čapljina to the south, and Metković and Vrgorac to the west on the Croatian side. The city of Ljubuški is located on important roads to Mostar (36 km), Makarska (55 km), Split (120 km), Dubrovnik (130 km) and Sarajevo (170 km).
In the past, Ljubuški was also the administrative center of western Herzegovina, but it lost that status when new county borders were drawn in the mid-1990s. Within today's West Herzegovina County, Ljubuški is located at its southern end, while Široki Brijeg took over the role of the center.
The city area covers an area of 292.7 km²,[1] and the city area extends from the top of Buturovice to Ljubuško polje towards Trebižat.
Inhabited places
The city of Ljubuški consists of the following settlements:
Bijača, Cerno, Crnopod, Crveni Grm, Dole, Grab, Grabovnik, Gradska, Greda, Grljevići, Hardomilje, Hrašljani, Humac, Kašće, Klobuk, Lipno, Lisice, Ljubuški, Miletina, Mostarska Vrata, Orahovlje, Otok, Pregrađe, Proboj, Prolog, Radišići, Stubica, Studenci, Šipovača, Teskera, Vašarovići, Veljaci, Vitina, Vojnići i Zvirići.
Landscape and nature
In addition to the famous Karst relief of Herzegovina, Ljubuški has several fertile fields. The most famous are Ljubuško, Veljaško, Vitinsko, Rastok and Beriš, which is washed by the river Trebižat. Of the many tributaries, which make the Ljubuška area the richest in water in all of Herzegovina, it is worth mentioning the Vrioštica, which springs up in Vitina, and the Studenčica, which springs up in Studenci and waters the Studenačko polje.
In the city, there are about 10,000 ha of pasture and about 16,000 ha of forest, mainly deciduous trees: oak, hornbeam, ash, chub, dogwood and karst bushes. The highest mountain peak in the area of the city is the 959-meter-high Vrlosinj, from which you can see the Adriatic Sea.
Source: Wikipedia (link)
