줌바크 - 사모보르스코 고르예 최고의 러닝 경로

There are several buildings at the summit, including an open chapel and a huge radio mast. The panoramic view is very impressive.

The hut is located at an altitude of 829 meters and is open daily from May 1 to September 15, except Mondays and Tuesdays. There is a large guest room and terraces in front of the house. Rooms and shared dormitories can accommodate around 50 people. Further information can be found here: https://www.pzs.si/koce.php?pid=150.

Slovenian kiosk offering food and drinks. It is open on weekends and holidays as long as there are visitors. For food, they have beans with sausage and excellent cakes. A warm recommendation for the lemon slice.

2 km from the top towards Pliješ we ran into bear tracks!

The highest peak of Žumberačka gora. It can be approached from the Croatian and Slovenian sides.

Slope game has many different levels with increasing difficulty. You need slope game to have quick reflexes and good observation skills to be able to roll as far as possible https://slopegame.one

Sveta Gera is the highest peak of Žumberačka gora. It is located almost on the Slovenian border. The top is a wide undulating glade 350 meters long. Near the top is a disputed military facility that was abandoned by the former JNA in 1991, after which it was occupied by the Slovenian army. Since 1923, Slovenians have called the peak Trdinov vrh after Janez Trdina, a writer from Novi Mesto. The old name is much older, and comes from the 15th century Church of St. Jer, which is located a few hundred meters from the summit on the Slovenian side. Near the top are the remains of the Church of St. Elijah. Slovenian radio and television has built a tall television tower nearby. The top is marked with a geodesic pyramid, from which there is a wonderful view in all directions. On the wall at the base of the pyramid, there is a hiking stamp.

Sveta Gera is the highest peak of Žumberačka gora. It is located almost on the Slovenian border. The top is a wide undulating glade 350 meters long. Near the top is a disputed military facility that was abandoned by the former JNA in 1991, after which it was occupied by the Slovenian army. Since 1923, Slovenians have called the peak Trdinov vrh after Janez Trdina, a writer from Novi Mesto. The old name is much older, and comes from the 15th century Church of St. Jer, which is located a few hundred meters from the summit on the Slovenian side. Near the top are the remains of the Church of St. Elijah. Slovenian radio and television has built a tall television tower nearby. The top is marked with a geodesic pyramid, from which there is a wonderful view in all directions. On the wall at the base of the pyramid, there is a hiking stamp.