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It is just not near KOlpa, completely other direction of Slovenia, more near Maribor - no river there for swimming like Kolpa is:)

Beautiful lake, private, probably a fish pond.

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The old mill has been beautifully restored, with beautifully landscaped surroundings where you can enjoy the peace. There is a small lake nearby where you can spot crayfish.

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Beautiful moor ponds! And from the observation tower on the edge of the moor you have a good overview.

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A difficult steep end of the route

Quiet lake where you can eat your snack and relax

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The lakes can be easily reached via a circular hiking trail from Rogla. And a fabulous sight. In good weather, simple trainers or light hiking shoes are sufficient. At the beginning of September you are practically alone and can enjoy nature in peace.

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From the parking lot in Rogla, it goes through a beautiful forest landscape for the first time. The "ascent" to the high moor is short and crisp. As soon as you have reached the high moor you will be rewarded with a unique landscape that you can rarely experience in this way.

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Due to the impermeable tonalite soils, the Lovrenška lakes were formed in bowl-shaped hollows, from which water cannot penetrate into the ground. There are 21 lakes, sometimes even fewer, depending on the extent and durability of the standing water; lakes are restored only by rainfall. They are up to 120 cm deep. Peat bogs with lakes are about a kilometer long and up to 350 m wide. It lies in the Lovrenška jezera forest reserve, which stretches from Mulejev to Jezerski vrh. A low spruce and pine forest grows in the surroundings, and pine under the lakes. Here we also find rare plants: various sedges, rusty sleet, hairy and bare moss, wild rosemary, carnivorous round-leaved sundew and some others. Ruševje is the habitat of ruševje and kljunačev. On the southern side of the lakes, the Institute for the Protection of Monuments in Maribor erected a lookout tower in 1990 and arranged a path to the first lakes via bridges. From the tower there is a beautiful view of the lake plateau and the Pohorje ridge to the east and west. A folk tale says that the lake is home to the flood man Jezernik; if we rock him with calm water, he takes revenge on us with a storm.

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Due to the impermeable tonalite soils, the Lovrenška lakes were formed in bowl-shaped hollows, from which water cannot penetrate into the ground. There are 21 lakes, sometimes even fewer, depending on the extent and durability of the standing water; lakes are restored only by rainfall. They are up to 120 cm deep. Peat bogs with lakes are about a kilometer long and up to 350 m wide. It lies in the Lovrenška jezera forest reserve, which stretches from Mulejev to Jezerski vrh. A low spruce and pine forest grows in the surroundings, and pine under the lakes. Here we also find rare plants: various sedges, rusty sleet, hairy and bare moss, wild rosemary, carnivorous round-leaved sundew and some others. Ruševje is the habitat of ruševje and kljunačev. On the southern side of the lakes, the Institute for the Protection of Monuments in Maribor erected a lookout tower in 1990 and arranged a path to the first lakes via bridges. From the tower there is a beautiful view of the lake plateau and the Pohorje ridge to the east and west. A folk tale says that the lake is home to the flood man Jezernik; if we rock him with calm water, he takes revenge on us with a storm.

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Mali Črni vrh is located above Ribniška koča. At the top is an artificial lake intended for artificial snowing of the ski resort. From the top there is a beautiful view towards Velika Kopa and behind it towards Uršlja gora. Even further back, you can see the Kamnik and Savinja Alps.

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Height above sea level: 654 m Area: 1 ha

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Around the idyllic mountain village of Ribnica na Pohorju there is a dense network of marked bike trails, where every biker will surely find the right person. The Pohorje in the city triangle Maribor, Dravograd and Slovenske Konjice has especially adapted to the needs of e-bikers and has become a true paradise for MTB pedelecs. This starts with many great touring suggestions with laps that can easily charge a battery, and continues with complete all-round carefree packages with guided tours, driving technique training and cozy accommodation including meals. On request shuttle trips are offered, which deliver you almost directly on the trail and the area is well supplied with bike shops and battery charging stations. All you have to do is sit on the bike and enjoy - the rest is done! All information about the area and special e-bike offers can be found here: https://blackpeak-ebike.com/. Here is a small preamble: https://youtu.be/Hfhp0XTD8Jc

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Ribnisko Lake is located on a high bar below Lake Jezerski at Ribnisko Pohorje. At the lake there is a bench from which we can watch the lake and the ruš around it in peace. The lake is powered only by rainwater.

Sadly the lake is abandoned, and is in terrible condition.

Hikers going to the Lovrenc lakes will be rewarded with rich nature: the beautiful lakes (peat bogs) are waiting for you to visit one of the most beautiful natural sights on Pohorje. The lakes will be counted from 11 to 22, depending on the current quantity of the waters there. They are deep up to 1.5 m. The peat layer extends up to 290 cm deep. Most of the surface is covered with ruševje, during which some wooden lakes will take you to wooden bridges. The path is not tiring and if you choose as a starting point the parking lot at the cottage on Pesek (Rogla) you will need approx. 1 hour. Wonderful.

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