Kamešnica is a mountain located on the border of Croatia and Bosnia and Hercegovina, in Dalmatian countryside above the town of Sinj.
The highest peak on the Croatian side is Glavaš (1308 meters above sea level), which is the final goal of our ascent.
The ascent to Glavaš takes about 2 hours of easy hiking. The hiking trail leads uphill along to the drinking water springs. These two springs are located halfway up the Glavaš peak, they are close to each other and never dry out. This part of the climb is very pleasant for walking, as it, for the most part, leads us through the shade given by high macchia, which is a great relief in hot days.
In the continuation of the ascent, the hiking trail leads us over the ridge, which presents gorgeous views and, in less than an hour, we will reach the summit of Glavaš.
From the top of Glavaš, there is a view on Svilaja mountain, Lake Peruća, the town of Sinj, the whole Sinjsko polje valley, mountain Mosor, mountain Biokovo and peaks of Kamešnica on the other side.
The top is marked with a large wooden cross and an inscription of the name and elevation of the top on a larger stone.
