The site known as "Brgud" offers a large grassy takeoff area, making it an excellent choice for both paragliding and hang gliding. It is particularly suitable for afternoon and evening soaring, with the potential for cross-country flights. Access to the takeoff site is possible by car, though the road is slightly off-road. The best flying conditions are typically in the summer, especially in the afternoon with a west wind. The site is located within the Učka Nature Park. Guest pilots are required to announce their flights to Jean-Pjer Kovačević at +385912012752. The airspace has a height limit of 2100 meters above sea level. The region is Rijeka/Opatija in Croatia, with a site record of 31.8 km. For more information, you can visit [PJK Flumen](http://www.pjkflumen.org). To reach the site from Rijeka, drive through the Učka tunnel and turn right at the gas station. Continue straight through the village of Mala Učka, following the asphalt road until it transitions to a macadam road. Follow the signposts to the takeoff site. After takeoff, the road leads to the main road to Pula, with a macadam fire trail leading to the village of Šušnjevica at the base of Brgud. The landing area is below in the Ćepić fields, at an elevation of 50 meters. For additional information, contact Homo Volans - Opatija at leo_biuk@yahoo.com or +385 98 956 4680. Be cautious of strong west winds, which can become too intense. It is advisable to wait until late afternoon when the wind subsides, allowing for long soaring flights until sunset. For more details, visit [PJK Flumen - Brgud](http://www.pjkflumen.org/en/flying-sites/brgud). Watch a video of the site [here](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UZMD-g-GX1c).