Leaving Lukovdol, the path winds through dense forests and open meadows, partly following the course of the Kupa River. Along this section, notable stops include the chapel in Zaumol and the small churches in Plemenitaš and Blaževci. After Blaževci, the trail begins to climb, offering panoramic views of the surrounding hills and villages, leading up to the Orlove stijene viewpoint, which overlooks the Kupa River and Slovenian villages in the valley below. From Orlove stijene, the route continues along gravel and cart tracks to Razdrto, home to several traditional crucifixes crafted by local artisans. Razdrto is also known as the birthplace of renowned automotive engineer Frank Curtis. The trail then proceeds to Mali Draga, a protected cultural site, and passes by the Chapel of the Holy Spirit. In the background rises Okrugljak, the highest and most prominent hill in the Brod Moravice area. Velike Drage marks the final stop of this stage, where accommodation is available.