Summary
Fourteen stone chapels of the Stations of the Cross line the roughly two-kilometre path towards Osibova. They were commissioned by the Skarneo family and are visited by worshippers on their way to the Church of St Joseph.
This entry treats the group of 14 chapels as one route; the pin is approximate.
History and purpose
The path towards Osibova is approximately two kilometres long and lined with fourteen stone chapels of the Stations of the Cross. They were erected by the Skarneo family in the late 18th century.
Structure and traces of the past
The chapels form a devotional route towards the Church of St Joseph in Osibova. Local worshippers follow it while praying the Stations of the Cross, so the entry represents the route as a whole rather than a single building.
Access and visiting
A safe walking route is needed for a visit. Check the condition of the path, the weather and any privately owned sections before setting out.
