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Great excursion destination, no special equipment necessary

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The Church of St. Pancras, which belongs to the parish of Remšnik, stands at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level, at the end of the Radelce ridge right next to the border with Austria. It was first mentioned in 1490, and after being destroyed during the Turkish invasions in 1532, it was rebuilt around 1655. For centuries, it was a popular pilgrimage and excursion point due to its location and observation tower, from which a view opens towards Austria, Kapla, Duh na Ostre Vrh, Brezni Vrh and Remšnik. After the First World War, the border between the Kingdom of SHS and Austria ran right through the middle of the church, until, according to an agreement in 1966, it was entirely on the Slovenian side. During the time of Yugoslavia, it suffered severe damage – it was used as a stable and the interior was damaged – but it was restored between 1962 and 1966. The church consists of a rectangular nave, a presbytery, a sacristy and a separate bell tower with a viewing platform, which is closed in winter. Masses are held only a few times a year, usually bilingual, as many believers also come from Austria. Of particular importance are Pancras Sunday in May, Pentecost Monday, the feast of St. Aleš in July and "Beautiful Sunday" in mid-September. Saint Pancras, who is often depicted as a young man with a martyr's crown and a sword or palm, is the patron saint of early Christians, an intercessor against false testimony, headaches and cramps, and one of the fourteen intercessors in emergencies.

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From the top of the bell tower you have a sensational view of the valley to Slovenia and Austria

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The bell tower offers a fantastic view of both Slovenia and Austria. It's worth climbing up to the viewing platform.

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Not a very difficult climb, rewarded with an extremely beautiful view.

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This route is via ferata. technical knowledge needed. there is also an alternative easy route

A nice place with great views in all directions

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Velika kopa, beautifull view over Valley and alps behind.

The tower is always open during the summer months, be sure to climb it, you will be rewarded with a great panoramic view

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Very nice view of the mountains and landscape.

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Uršlja gora or Plešivecn / Mount St. Ursula/Ursulaberg (1,699 meters) is the easternmost peak of the caravan park, located between Slovenj Gradec and Črna na Koroška. The settlements of Uršlja Gora, (Jazbina), Podgora and Zgornji Razbor reach the top of the mountain. Due to the exceptional view over the whole of Carinthia to Kozjak and the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, it is an important viewpoint on the Slovenian mountain route. Below the peak are the church of St. Uršula, a television transmitter and a mountain lodge, and on the edge above the mountain lodge is a monument to the Carinthian fighters who fell in the battles for Carinthia in 1918 and 1919.

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N'joy the view!

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This is the highest church in Slovenia. It is 1699 m above sea level. It can be reached on foot from a car park located a little lower, or you can go up from the valley along three different paths. You can even get married there. Next door on the summit is a hut that also offers overnight accommodation. There is also a great view of the Meža, Mislinja, Drava and Šaleška valleys.

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Beautiful church with very interesting history. The special thing is that the church tower is freely accessible as a lookout tower. Behind the church there is a great panorama.

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Velika Kopa (1542 m) is the second highest peak of Pohorje and is only a meter lower than Črni vrh. The top is jagged and completely grassy. It has a beautiful view on all sides: Svinška planina and Golica in Austria, the border Košenjak and Kozjak in the north, on the back of Pohorje to the east with Črni vrh and Rogla, to the south on Paška Kozjak, Graška gora, Gora Oljko, Posavsko hribovje and Golte and to Uršlja gora, Peca and the Savinja Alps in the west. Below us lies the Mislinjska valley with Slovenj Gradec. On the south and north sides we see how strong streams cut the slopes into shoulder ridges, along which are scattered solitary farms, as well as the centers of decomposed hill villages, such as Sts. Primož on Pohorje and Planina (St. Anton) in the direction of the Drava. Towards the northeast, the narrow gorge of Črni potok with steep, sparsely populated slopes stretches.

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Jezerski vrh or Ribniški vrh is one of the highest peaks in Pohorje. As it is not overgrown, it has a beautiful view of the Pohorje, south of Mislinjska graben, Paška Kozjak, Graška gora and further towards Posavski hribovje, and north of the part of the Drava valley with Radlje ob Dravi and the Kozjak mountain range north of the valley. On the eastern side of the peak is nearby Ribniško Lake, overgrown with dwarf pine. The story goes that the flood man Jezernik also lives in this lake, who is said to have moved the lake there from Uršlja gora because a church was built on it and the ringing of bells disturbed his peace. On the west side we can see Ribniška koča hut nearby. On Jezerski vrh, PD Maribor-Matica erected a mighty monument to fallen mountaineering fighters; it was discovered on September 10, 1961. The monument from the Pohorje tonalite is built in the shape of a square obelisk and is 12 m high. On its left side there is a large tonalite vase, and on the right a tonalite plate with a dedication written by the poet Branko Rudolf: “Who is to destroy the courage of all hearts, for the freedom of the burning? The torch was darkened by the night, a spark ignited a fire, your spirit has remained in men, wakes up again in strong hearts in the rhythm of spindles and hammers, in the loud noise of the forests. "

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Črni vrh is the highest peak of Pohorje. Grass grows on the dominant top, and on the east and north sides it is overgrown with low spruces. At the top is a sign consisting of three high, at the top connected metal crosses, and at the base are three wedges. Next to it is a box with a registration book and a stamp. The sign says that it stands on the highest peak of Pohorje and that it was erected on the initiative of the Mislinja PD and the Šentilj pod Turjakom Parish Office. From the top we can see Velika Kopa. On the south side lies the Mislinjska valley, while Paški Kozjak and Graška gora rise. On the southern slopes of Pohorje, farms are scattered, which provided shelter and food to partisan units during the National Liberation War. In the west rise Uršlja gora, Peca, Olševa and Kamnik-Savinja Alps, and in the north Košenjak, Gólica and Kozjak. With good visibility, we can also see the Julian Alps and the High and Low Tours far on the horizon.

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Beautiful view from Velika Kopa, where you can absorb energy from 12 energy points.

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The border between Austria and Slovenia runs over the summit of the Hühnerkogel. Except for a clearing on the summit plateau, the mountain is quite wooded. Therefore, you may have to stretch up a little to see the mountains beyond the treetops. A solid table with benches awaits you upstairs for a cozy break.

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