Vrh Dinara is the highest peak in Croatia, rising 1831 m above sea level. The trail does not have very steep sections, but it can be demanding due to its length. Be sure to prepare accordingly and bring enough water and food.

During the summer, the temperature on Vrh Dinara is moderate, ranging from 15-25°C during the day. With good weather, the trail is clear, well-marked, and easy to navigate, even for less experienced hikers. Be aware of local thunderstorms that can surprise any hiker.

In winter, the temperature on Vrh Dinara drops significantly. The trail is covered with a layer of snow. The trail may be more difficult to find, and the weather conditions are often unpredictable. In winter, it is advisable to bring appropriate gear such as crampons or an ice axe.

The trail to Vrh Dinara is well-marked, and the terrain is mostly gentle. It takes an estimated 5 hours to reach the summit from the starting point. No additional climbing gear is required. This means that the trail is accessible to a wide range of hikers, including families with children.