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Very cool, the easy tour is suitable for the whole family. For the pros, you can also book the Black Hole tour, which gets really challenging.

Former ore mine, now a museum. You can take the mine train and get a thorough guided tour, but there is also the option of a guided MTB tour through the tunnels or a canoe tour in the lowest tunnel, which is now under water. (Pre-registration required for MTB and canoe.)

hello on saturday me and my buddy are going to mountain cave mežica with e-mtb. i am deaf. you want to know what you like. now traveling in croatia on holiday. what do you say you like?

A great biking adventure in an abandoned lead mine. Warm clothing is recommended, as it's a bit chilly in the tunnels.

An incredible mountain biking experience in a tunnel surrounded by rocks. You'll definitely push yourself to your limits here, and if you haven't found them yet, have fun! The tour takes 2 hours and covers about 10km. By the end, you'll have no sense of time or distance covered. Definitely not for inexperienced bikers.

Family friendly and eco-friendly mountain hut. The main starting point for visiting the Kordez Head is the highest peak of Peca, the easternmost two-thousandth in Slovenia. Approx. 15 minutes from home is a cavity, a popular excursion destination, where you can also see a bronze statue of the sleeping King Matjaž, known from legends during the rule of the Slovenian lands during the Quarantine. One of the most popular characters in Slovenian fairy tales and storytelling.

Mountain bikes are usually used for mountain biking. But here it's a little different: Here you're riding inside the mountain! The disused Mežica mine makes it possible. Where lead and zinc were once mined, there is now a unique mountain bike trail network. The most important tool: your bike lights, preferably a helmet lamp (which you can borrow here if you don't have your own). The newest highlight is even more extreme: Spanning five mining levels with an elevation difference of around 150 meters, the new Black Hole Trail offers you a serious thrill even when you think you've already seen or ridden everything. To ensure everything runs safely, you'll be accompanied by a guide on all trails – safety first, especially underground. Biking underground is, of course, a bit special. But it's certainly practical: It definitely won't rain here. The "weather" here is generally predictable, as the temperature on the mine trails is a constant ten degrees. Long pants and a warm jacket are definitely a good idea, but you can safely leave the rain jacket at home. You must register your mountain tour. This can be done by email or phone. Prices vary depending on the group size: 2-3 people pay €30 each. Up to 7 people, the fun costs €25 per person. Up to 14 people, it costs €22 per person, and larger groups add €20 per person. After the tour, a visit to the Mežica Mining Museum is worthwhile. Finally, here's a video with English bike pro Olly Wilkins, who has also been here and apparently had a blast: https://youtu.be/HUjY5mUt6C0

Just below the summit of Knieps is a small cave in which apparently early miners were at work.