즈빌리스코 호수 최고의 등산 경로

Beautiful hut at an altitude of 730 meters. Click here for more information: https://www.pzs.si/koce.php?pid=53.

This entire area (Polhograjski Dolomiti), is a wonderful and quite popular hiking country, NW of Ljubljana. There are numerous trails and possible destinations, so you can take your pick. None is difficult or dangerous but you still need some decent, sensible footwear and normal hiking equipment to enjoy it fully and responsibly.

The home is located on the Gonta plateau below the Igalski vrhovi above the Ločnica valley in the northern part of the Polhograj hills. The home was named after Ivan Mihelčič (1906-1978), the hard-working secretary of the Mountain Craftsman Association, who led the renovation of the home.

Šmarna Gora – St Mary's Mount – is a popular objective above the Slovene capital that's often referred to as 'the roof of Ljubljana'. The summit is crowned by a Baroque church and also boasts a restaurant and a famous wishing bell. Expect a beautiful panorama from the summit, with exceptional views towards the Kamnik-Savinja Alps.

Mazi's path reveals some superb views across

Grmada is the western summit of Šmarna Gora and its trails reward with superb views towards the Kamnik and Julian Alps, as well as across the Ljubljana region. Its summit was once used for beacon fires to warn of Turkish invaders. Between the summit and the church-adorned top of Šmarna Gora is a nature trail with information boards about the hill's various plant and animal species.

The path over Peske is named after the limestone rubble that local women dug here a century ago and sold on the market to clean burnt food from aluminum containers. This is also one of the "friendliest" routes to Šmarna gora; never exposed, without major slopes, pleasant for walking even after rain, when many other paths are muddy, and in the first part it is also very varied. The starting point is the Camper stop & Village Lipa parking lot - parking price: 2 euros for the whole day.