Omanovac Traditional Geocache
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Mali odmor za dušu na vrhu planine.
A small retreat for the soul on the top of the mountain.
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Izletište Omanovac sa planinarskim domom nalazi se na 655m nadmorske visine. Planinarski dom Omanovac nalazi se na najvišoj točki gorske kose Omanovac iznad sela Šeovice, na čistini okruženoj crnogoricom.
Iz Pakraca se dom lijepo vidi, a iz doma seže prekrasan pogled preko Slavonije.
Prostor izletišta je opremljen roštiljima i sjenicama, igralištima za nogomet, odbojku, badminton, košarku, velikim igralištem za najmlađe posjetitelje. U zimskom periodu pored doma se nalazi sanjkalište, a skijaška staza „Ivica Kostelić“ duljine petsto metara, je udaljena svega pedeset metara od doma.
Kraj u kojem je smješten Omanovac bogat je jezerima i šumama. Na samo 5 minuta laganog hoda od planinarskog doma nalazi se izvor Bjeljevina. Voda na ovom izvoru nije stalna - pojavi se u nekoliko minuta i dostigne snagu ozbiljnog potoka, a onda se polako povuče i nestane, a kamenje se osuši kao da nikada tu nije tekla.
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Picnic area Omanovac with a mountain lodge is located at 655 m above sea level. Omanovac mountain lodge is located on the highest point of the mountain above the village Šeovica, in a clearing surrounded by conifers.
From the town of Pakrac you can see the lodge and from the lodge there is a beautiful view over Slavonia.
The area is equipped with picnic barbecues and gazebos, playgrounds for football, volleyball, badminton, basketball and a big playground for younger visitors. In winter, the house is located next to the sleigh area and ski slope "Ivica Kostelić", five hundred meters in length, is only fifty meters from home.
The area in which Omanovac is located is rich in lakes and forests. At only 5 minutes walk from the mountain hut is a source Bjeljevina. The water in this fountain is not constant - appears in a few minutes and reaches a serious force of a stream, and then slowly withdrawns and disappears, and the stones are dry as if there was never any.
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