From the D54 State Road, in the direction of Obravac, approx. 8 km after passing Jasenice, you should turn left onto the old road in the direction of Sveti Rok. On the wide-open plain on the left side of the road, in the film The Desperado Trail there was a camp of railway men and traces of mounted rails and still recognizable there.

After 9 km, the street becomes a 6 km long macadamized path. Half way to the summit, on the right side and before the sharp curve near the old watchman’s house, is the place where the totem for the white father of the Apaches was situated.

Immediately before arriving at the summit, you will reach the place where the scene from the Film The Half Breed was made, where Happy (Marinko Cosic) tries to get a feather from the eyrie for his sister Apanatschi (Ursula Glas).

Then you reach the stone windscreen from where you will have a magnificent view over the peaks of Tulove grede, the wide-open green plain decorated with small stones of different shapes can be seen.

From where the wall begins, on the right, you can see an elevation that was the refuge of a band called Geier (vulture). Here the last scene of the conflict between the bandit Weller (Miha Baloh) and Old Surehand (Stewart Granger) and the most dramatic scene of any Karl May Films – the death of Winnetou was also made there.

To the west of the stones close to the stone windscreen there is a large crater. Here scenes of the Apaches and bandits conflict in Winnetou The Warrior (Apache Gold) as well as the death of Winnetou’s father and Santer were shot.

In a meadow under the crater, a sad scene was shot here where Nscho-tschi (Marie Versini) dies in the arms of Old Shatterhand and you can also find remnants of the stone graves. The same place was also used at the beginning of The Desperado Trail as the place where the blood brothers met. In fact, right here numerous photographs of the film stars – Lex Barker, Pierre Brice and Marie Versini were taken together with the legendary movie poster for Winnetou The Warrior (Apache Gold).

To reach the location of Pueblo plateau (Pariževačka glavica) you can arrive by road from Starigrad-Paklenica to Obrovac direction. Once you have passed Jasenice, you will turn right onto the macadamized path that brings you to a fairly big plateau situated at the very edge of the imposing River Zrmanja canyon, found in the film as Rio Pecos. There was an Indian village here – Winnetou’s homeland where Winnetou (Pierre Brice) and old Shatterhand (Lex Barker) become blood brothers.

From this plateau there is a magnific view of the deeply incised canyon of the River Zrmanja that will remain and unforgettable memory for every visitor.

During the organized boat excursion departing from Starigrad-Paklenica you can see locations along the river where the film was made. Along the impressive cliffs protruding from the river itself, immediately after its estuary, the scene with Old Shatterhand and Intschu-tschuna begins. The scene ends 2 km upstream, near to the imposing stone wall on the right. There, scenes of Old Shatterhand’s attempts to reach the totem pole as the spectacular drive of the bandits on floats along the burning river Rio Pecos can be seen.

Driving from Starigrad-Paklenica towards Zadar, you turn right into Rovanjska in the direction of the locality of Modrič špilja (cave), where there is a view of a beautiful sunset and because of this, the area close by was chosen to make the famous scene where the blood brothers are riding towards the sunset (Winnetou The warrior / Apache Gold), and the last scene from The Desperado Trail, where Winnetou is brought to his grave.

Places of shooting: Skradinski buk, Roški slap.

Near the fabulous Skradinski buk the mission station of “Paloma Nakama white dove” (Valley of the Death) was places, whilst in Winnetou The warrior (Apache Gold), Winnetou and his beautiful sister Nscho-tschi were seen fishing here.

On the other side of the coast, a summer Apache camp was allocated for “Valley of the Death” film purposes and the scene when the brave solider Kingsley died in Winnetou’s arms was made.

Today, National Park tourist boats pass through the same river passing where once, Winnetou and Shatterhand rowed their canoes whilst a scene where the Indian chief is trying to get the map of American army’s hidden treasury was made near to attractive waterfall Roški slap.

Places of shooting: waterfalls Galovački buk, Prštavac i Veliki slap, the Kaluđerovac and the Galovac lakes.

“Silver Lake” in the Film is in fact the Kaluđerovac Lake, whilst the small natural cave at the end of the lake that is accessible through the sheer stairs, is represented as the famous treasure cave.