A circuit of the kopanice settlements: Kršlisko - Greguše - Brest u Papají
Walking route • blue → red • moderateOn foot
A circuit around the settlements of the Makov Kopanice: from the chapel above Kršlisko over the ridge to the bell tower at Gregušovci and back down to the four-hundred-year-old elm that Makov carries on its coat of arms.
- Makov, Kopanice - Papajestart • 705 m a.s.l.
blue waymarks • 1.8 km • a climb
From the Kopanice - Papaje bus stop follow the blue waymarks towards Kršlisko, up a broad field and forest track to the settlement. The chapel with its added bell tower stands above the houses at the edge of a meadow.
Chapel on Kršlisko2 km from the start • 775 m a.s.l.Local people built the chapel above the Kršlisko settlement around 1900, and the local urbárníci, the village's commons shareholders, added its bell tower in 1940. The main wall is dominated by Cyril and Methodius decoration - a gilded relief with a double-armed cross and a carved group with a book; statues of Saints Peter and Paul stand on the altar cornice.blue waymarks • 1.8 km • below Papajova Kykula
Carry on along the blue waymarks to the U Lovásov saddle. The route passes below Papajova Kykula (966 m) and by a few log cottages, and in the saddle it joins the red ridge waymarks.
- The U Lovásov saddle4 km from the start • 890 m a.s.l.
red waymarks • the ridge
Carry on along the ridge on the red waymarks, with views to both sides, to the Nad Zápačou junction - the highest point of the circuit.
- The Nad Zápačou junction4,5 km from the start • 960 m a.s.l.
red waymarks • 1.3 km • along the ridge
Carry on along the ridge on the red waymarks to the U Gregušov junction.
- U Gregušov5,5 km from the start
red waymarks • 5.5 km • down a skid road
At the Nad Zápačou junction the red waymarks turn off the ridge and drop down a skid road to Papajovci.
detour • +0,6 km +11 min there and back • 895 m a.s.l.
The Greguše settlementThe waymarks run above the settlement; from the junction a side path drops below the ridge to the log cottages and the bell tower at Gregušovci; return the same way. 
Brest u Papají11 km from the startOne of the oldest field elms in central Europe grows by a cottage in the U Papají settlement. The trunk has a girth of 676 cm, over 11 metres at the root buttresses. The tree is about 30 metres tall and its age is estimated at 400 years. Makov put it on its coat of arms - a golden elm with four roots for the four parts of the village.