The Plaški region boasts an advantageous geographic position, situated centrally between the Adriatic coast, Velebit, and Plitvice Lakes, making it highly desirable for both accidental and intentional visitors. The hilly terrain offers opportunities for recreational hiking and biking in nature, while the lowland areas of the Plaška Valley are abundant with game, making it suitable for hunting. Additionally, the rivers Dretulja and Vrnjika provide opportunities for sports fishing.

The tourist offerings in the municipality of Plaški are enriched by numerous events and activities aimed at promoting the development of rural and continental areas of Croatia. Various workshops, summer camps, nature excursions, traditional forms of farming, and gastronomic activities are among the attractions available to both tourists and local residents.

Creative team-building workshops are organized by Atelje Janja Gora, offering opportunities to create pottery, murals, mosaics, and collaborative sculptures from clay. Participants learn about ceramic art, traditional pottery, and handcrafting techniques. During multi-day camping gatherings, attendees have the chance to experience the beauty of the area and nature, socialize, and connect with one another. The studio provides guided tours for visits to local food producers, exploring the Plaški region, visiting cultural and historical landmarks, learning about the bio-diversity and source of the Dretulja River, and participating in seasonal activities. Visitors to the area can gather medicinal herbs, pick wild fruits, and enjoy the region's gastronomic offerings.

In the Plaški area, specifically along the route from Josipdol to Plaški to Saborsko, lies the first "Green Road" in Croatia, aimed at showcasing the natural attractions and traditional food products of the region. The emphasis is on cheese and honey, but offerings also include Lika potatoes, cabbage, liqueurs, and other agricultural products from family farms that open their doors to all visitors.