Đački grob is a monument dedicated to Serbian soldiers who died during the First World War in the period from 1914 to 1918. It is located in the second protection zone of Kopaonik National Park at 1550m above sea level, near the Kadijevac picnic area. This monument has been around neglected for many years. On the 100th anniversary of the Great War, that injustice was corrected by the PE “Kopaonik National Park”. In 2018, the monument was restored and unveiled to the public and visitors to Kopaonik. The monument is in the form of an irregular pyramid, which is formed of a pedestal of four steps and a triangular finial rounded at the top. It is made of rustically hewn, dark gray granite slabs. The author of the monument is unknown, and the text which is engraved on the monument invites children and students to visit such places, and sends a message to all of us, that by knowing our history, we show that we are worthy descendants of our ancestors. There are several hiking trails of varying difficulty and length to the Đački grob site. The shortest one is from the direction of the waterworks (2.1 km), from Kadijevac (3.9 km) and Jaram (4.1 km).