10. Imbertrek

Children's Trail "IMBERTREKIĆ" is intended for children up to 12 years old. Orientation is simple, the trail is circular, and it will be marked with ribbons and signs with arrows at intersections. The race starts at the City Beach Omiš – Dal-Mare café bar /Đamija/. The trail extends along the length of the city beach towards the lighthouse on the breakwater. After circling around it, the trail continues along the promenade to the Plaže Hotel, then turns right through the hotel passage, and exits back to the promenade to the finish line at Dal-Mare café bar /Đamija/.

The Middle Trail of 20 km is intended for experienced competitors and recreational participants. It starts from the old town of Omiš (St. Michael's Square), ascending to the western side of the Omiš Dinara, revealing all the most attractive parts of the Omiš Dinara, passing by the "Fortica" fortress at 300 meters above sea level. Then it descends towards the hamlet of Čećuci – Borak. The trail then ascends towards "Luda kuća" at 650 meters above sea level, continuing northeast to "Janošova kuća," then passing by the church of St. Vid, towards Lokva Rogoznica along an ancient Roman road, towards Popovci-Vrisovci, descending along the lower part of the path above the Vrisovci cemetery. It then heads towards Ravnički most (passing through the underpass), descends to Brzet, follows the Brzet promenade into the old town (mandatory pedestrian section near Studenac), and finishes at the beginning of the large beach near the Dal-Mare /Đamija/ café bar. Orientation is simple, the trail is circular, mostly marked with mountaineering markings, and the part that is not marked will be indicated with red/white ribbons and signs with arrows at intersections. The terrain consists of 60% singletrack (mountaineering trail), 30% gravel, and 10% asphalt. There are 3 (4) refreshment stations along the trail.

The Grand Trail of 30 km is only for the most prepared participants! It starts from the old town of Omiš (St. Michael's Square), ascending to the western side of the Omiš Dinara, revealing all the most attractive parts of the Omiš Dinara, passing by the "Fortica" fortress at 300 meters above sea level. Then it descends towards the hamlet of Čećuci – Borak. The trail then ascends towards "Luda kuća" at 650 meters above sea level, continuing northeast to "Janošova kuća," then passing by the church of St. Vid and continuing towards Kosmatica at 612 meters above sea level (the peak of Mimice). It descends towards Mimice and then heads west to the old village of Medići (following the DUT trail), descends to the Medići tunnel, and moves towards Lokva Rogoznica (Church of L. Rogoznica). It then climbs to Goricu L. Rogoznica and follows the old Roman road towards Popovci-Vrisovci, ascending along the lower part of the path above the Vrisovci cemetery. Afterward, it heads towards Ravnički most (passing through the underpass), descends to Brzet, follows the Brzet promenade into the old town (mandatory pedestrian section near Studenac), and finishes at the beginning of the large beach near the Dal-Mare /Đamija/ café bar.

The Small Trail of 10 km is intended for walkers, families, and recreational participants, located on the Omiš Dinara. It starts from the old town of Omiš (St. Michael's Square), ascending to the western side of the Omiš Dinara, inevitably passing by the Fortica fortress at 300 meters above sea level, then towards the hamlet of Lelasi, mostly marked with mountaineering markings towards Popovci-Vrisovci (turnaround), descending along the lower part of the path above the Vrisovci cemetery. It then heads towards Ravnički most (passing through the underpass), descends to Brzet, follows the Brzet promenade into the old town (mandatory pedestrian section near Studenac), and finishes at the beginning of the large beach near the Dal-Mare /Đamija/ café bar. Orientation is simple, the trail is circular, mostly marked with mountaineering markings, and the part that is not marked will be indicated with red/white ribbons and signs with arrows at intersections. There are 2 (3) refreshment stations along the trail.