Debela Glava, 155 m: peak in the Mosor
Croatia · Europe

Debela Glava

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Debela Glava is a low peak in Croatia, in Split-Dalmatia County and the municipality of Općina Klis. It belongs to the Mosor part of the Dalmatian Mountains, within the wider chain of the Dinaric Alps in Europe.

At 155 m, it is a modest summit rather than a major mountain top. Within Mosor it ranks 391st highest of 406 named peaks, so it sits among the lower points of the range rather than its main high ground.

Elevation
155 m
509 ft
Range
Mosor
Region
Croatia · Europe
Coordinates
43.548, 16.512
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    Location and surroundings

    Debela Glava lies in the mountain hierarchy of Southeast Europe > Dinaric Alps > Maritime Dinaric Alps > Dalmatian Mountains > Litoral Dalmatian Range > Mosor. It is in Croatia, in Split-Dalmatia County, within Općina Klis. At 155 m, it is a low summit in a range that rises far higher around it, so the surrounding landscape is part of the lower mountain foothills and slopes of Mosor.

    Neighbouring peaks

    The nearest higher and notable peaks around Debela Glava are spread across Mosor and the nearby hills. They show how small this summit is compared with the main ridge tops.

    All of these are much higher than Debela Glava, which makes it a minor point on the edge of a much larger mountain system.

    The view from the summit

    From Debela Glava, the main high peaks within 25 km are the larger Mosor summits and nearby Dinaric tops. The closest major high point is Visoko Brdo to the east, followed by Ljubljan and then Veliki Kabal, the highest peak of Mosor, also to the east. Farther away, Botajna lies east, Sveti Jure to the southeast, and Jarebinjak to the north.

    These distances and directions show that the summit sits below a ring of much higher ground, with the main Mosor ridge dominating the wider view.

    The range

    Debela Glava belongs to Mosor, a range whose highest peak is Veliki Kabal at 1,339 m, about 10 km east of Debela Glava. Mosor has 406 named peaks, and Debela Glava ranks 391st by elevation among them. The range is part of the broader Dalmatian Mountains in the Dinaric Alps, within Europe.

    Climate and weather

    Climate estimates from NASA POWER for 2001–2020 suggest a warm Mediterranean pattern around Debela Glava. At the summit, the warmest month is August at about 26 °C, while the coldest is January at about 7 °C. Mean temperatures stay above freezing in every month. The surrounding area gets about 900 mm of precipitation a year, with the wettest month in November at about 125 mm and the driest in July at about 30 mm.

    Best time to visit

    Because the summit area stays above freezing in every month, Debela Glava can be visited year-round in principle. For a short walk, the more comfortable periods are usually the drier and less hot parts of the year, while midsummer can be warm and late autumn brings the wettest conditions. In practice, spring and early autumn are often the easiest seasons for a simple outing in this part of Croatia.

    Nature and wildlife

    Mosor is part of the limestone Dinaric landscape, so the slopes around Debela Glava are likely to be rocky, dry in places, and covered by typical Mediterranean mountain vegetation where soil is thin. Lower slopes in this region often carry scrub, grass, and scattered woodland rather than dense forest. Wildlife in such country commonly includes birds of prey, reptiles, and small mammals adapted to dry hills and karst terrain.

    Practical tips

    For a short walk to Debela Glava, wear sturdy footwear with grip, since the ground in this part of the Dinaric hills can be rocky or loose. A light wind layer is sensible even on warm days, and in the warmer months it is wise to check for ticks after walking through grass or scrub. If you are in any doubt about conditions, keep to established paths and plan for sun and heat in summer. In Croatia, the mountain rescue emergency number is 112, which dispatches the Croatian Mountain Rescue Service (HGSS).

    Interesting facts

    Debela Glava is one of the lower named peaks in Mosor, ranking 391st of 406. Its nearest much higher neighbour among the listed peaks is Visoko Brdo, 5.7 km to the east. The highest peak of the range, Veliki Kabal, is about 10 km away to the east, which gives a clear sense of how far below the main Mosor crest this summit sits.

    FAQ

    How high is Debela Glava? It rises to 155 m.

    Where is Debela Glava? It is in Općina Klis, Split-Dalmatia County, in Croatia, on Mosor in the Dinaric Alps.

    What is the highest peak of Mosor? Veliki Kabal is the highest peak, at 1,339 m, about 10 km east of Debela Glava.

    What peaks are near Debela Glava? Nearby listed peaks include Visoko Brdo, Ljubljan, Botajna, Sveti Jure, and Jarebinjak, all much higher than Debela Glava.

    How long does it take to walk up Debela Glava? Only a rough estimate can be made from its low height and the surrounding terrain. From a suitable nearby starting point, it should be a short outing, but the real path may be longer.

    Will my phone work on the mountain? Coverage in the hills is patchy and depends on the operator. On an open top, signal is more likely; in valleys and behind ridges it often fails. 112 reaches emergency services over any available network, and maps should be downloaded before setting out.

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