Discover Trolokve

Trolokve is located in the Zagora part of Split-Dalmatia County.

Cycling routes connected to Trolokve

The A7 Šibenik–Kaštel Stari stage passes the Church of St. Stephen and its cemetery before entering Trolokve. Check current route conditions before setting off. Another cycling route, the “Prgomet–St. Stephen Church–St. Anthony–St. Vincent Chapel” loop, passes Trolokve 5.3 kilometres after starting in Prgomet. The routes therefore offer two different ways to plan a ride: a stage between Šibenik and Kaštel Stari, and a loop starting in Prgomet.

Churches, feast day and local history

Trolokve belongs to the Parish of St. Anthony of Padua, based in Primorski Dolac; the Church of St. Stephen in Trolokve is one of the churches in this parish. The church was renovated with the support of the Municipality of Prgomet; the presbytery and altar were excluded from the renovation. Check the current condition of these parts before visiting in person.

Local tradition links Trolokve with the Feast of Our Lady of the Angels on 2 August. Check in advance for current programme details.

Trolokve’s built heritage includes St. Stipan Church, traditional rural buildings in the hamlets of Šerići and Borzići, and a historic cistern at the entrance to Jadriće. The religious building, rural architecture and cistern offer different perspectives on the area’s history. Check the condition and access to these sites locally before visiting.

Local roads and directions

Local roads connect the hamlets of Bašići, Konse, Gluići, Bačići, Kesići, Grgići and Šerići to local or county roads. A separate road connects St. Stipan Church via Put Gospe od Anđela to county road 6112. Road conditions and passability may change; check both before travelling.

Cycling routes and culture in the Municipality of Prgomet

In the Municipality of Prgomet, the fully paved road cycling route “Sunny postcard” passes through Prgomet. It is 56.8 kilometres long and has 1,164 metres of elevation gain, a technical difficulty rating of 3 out of 5, a physical difficulty rating of 3 out of 5, and a stated ride time of 2:30 to 3:30 hours. According to the tourism brochure, the “Kaštela Classic” road cycling route passes through Prgomet between Kladnjice and Seget Gornji; the stated figures are 69.6 kilometres, 1,164 metres of elevation gain, a technical difficulty rating of 4 out of 5, a physical difficulty rating of 3 out of 5, and a ride time of 3:00 to 4:00 hours.

Based on the figures given, both routes have 1,164 metres of elevation gain and a physical difficulty rating of 3 out of 5; technically, “Kaštela Classic” is rated 4 out of 5 compared with 3 out of 5 for “Sunny postcard”. The time ranges overlap from 3:00 to 3:30 hours. Check current route conditions before riding; signage on Kaštela Classic may also change.

The heritage of the Municipality of Prgomet also includes Znojilo in the settlement of Prgomet, where the remains of a prehistoric hillfort and a Venetian tower can be found. The tower was built in the early 16th century to protect the area from Ottoman incursions. In Bogdanovići, the Church of St. Nicholas is also a religious monument of the Municipality of Prgomet.

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