Vrbovsko

Visitor information is currently provided through the Town of Vrbovsko at Ulica hrvatskih branitelja 1, as the former tourist office at Ivana Gorana Kovačića 44 is no longer operating. Komunalac Vrbovsko at Željeznička 1A manages visitor access to Kamačnik, and trail conditions are worth checking after heavy rain, snow or maintenance. The published schedule for the Lukovdol memorial museum lists Mondays and public holidays as closing days, with varying hours on other days. Vrbovsko, Lukovdol, Gomirje and Severin na Kupi do not form a single walkable cluster, so a car or arranged local transport is required to cover them all.

To reach Kamačnik from central Vrbovsko, turn towards the railway station, cross the tracks and continue to the visitor entrance where the stream meets the Dobra. Local traffic rules permit parallel parking on the left side of Željeznička Street between its junction with Dobra Street and the steps to the former cinema, so drivers should use marked spaces and follow signs near the canyon approach. In 2026, the car park beside the city administration at 1 Hrvatskih Branitelja Street was also formally registered as public infrastructure. From there, visitors can either walk through Vrbovsko or drive towards the station and the official entrance to the protected landscape.

Vrbovsko is served by the A6 motorway between Zagreb and Rijeka, the historic Lujzijana road and the railway connecting the two cities. The station at Željeznička 5 is particularly convenient for Kamačnik, reached by a short signed road from the railway towards the stream mouth and Bistro Kamačnik. A car is far more practical for Lukovdol, Gomirje and Severin na Kupi because their sights are dispersed across the town’s 280-square-kilometre territory. Restoran Rim in Severin is about four kilometres from the Bosiljevo interchange and eight kilometres from the Vrbovsko interchange, making it an easy motorway stop.