The trail called Staza valova, polja i težaka (The Trail of Waves, Fields and Peasants) begins and ends in Pašman, but it has an alternative start in the village of Barotul. It is 8.3 km long and it takes 2:30 h to walk it. 

At the very beginning in the village of Pašman, the trail passes by the building of the old mill, which is now the tourist board office. A few meters further, on the left, there is the church of St. Mark. The trail continues through the old part of Pašman with beautiful old stone houses, and then through the fields all the way to the main island road. After it crosses the main road, the trail reaches a gravel road that leads almost straight up, first between the dry stone walls past the meadows, then through the maquis shrubland, along the eastern slopes of the Kruna peak to the pass. The trail branches here. One branch goes to the Kruna peak (146 m). It takes around ten minutes to walk it. After reaching the peak the trail returns to the beginning of the gravel road where it turns right to Mali Pašman. 

After reaching the village of Mali Pašman, there is the church of St. Roch on the right. Continuing further, the trail reaches the main island road that it crosses and continues along the gravel road between the olive groves and cultivated fields. At the end of the field road on the right, there is the main well known as Studenac, which was once known for its clear water. At the well, the trail crosses the paved road and continues further along the gravel road that ends at the little bridge in the bay of Taline between hamlets Barotul and Mrljana, which is also the drainage point of the storm waters from Mali Pašman. The trail takes a right turn after the bridge and continues along the sea and through the forest towards Lučina bay in the village of Pašman. Coming to the cove, the trail passes by the church dedicated to the Birth of the Blessed Virgin Mary. After if leaves the Lučina bay behind, the trail reaches it end.