The scientific and ethnographic trail through the mountain life of past and modern times.
Access and starting point:
From Kamnik or Mozirje via Road 225 to Ljubno ob Savinji and via Road 428 through Solčava to the Logar valley. From the Gorenjska side, via Road 210 to Jezersko, over Jezerski vrh to Austria and soon after the Bela village over the Pavlič saddle (Pavličevo sedlo) to the Logar valley. From the direction of Solčava, there is a parking lot on the left side, situated about 300 m before the turning for the valley. We leave the vehicle there.
From Kamnik or Mozirje via Road 225 to Ljubno ob Savinji and via Road 428 through Solčava to the Logar valley. From the Gorenjska side, via Road 210 to Jezersko, over Jezerski vrh to Austria and soon after the Bela village over the Pavlič saddle (Pavličevo sedlo) to the Logar valley. From the direction of Solčava, there is a parking lot on the left side, situated about 300 m before the turning for the valley. We leave the vehicle there.
Description:
We enter the valley along the marked trail. Close to the Logar farm, we step on the road and continue down it to the bridge. We go further into the valley along the trail past the Črna river springs, getting to know the natural traits of the valley and the close connection of man to nature, so characteristic of the past. The trail features elements from the life of charcoal burners, big boulders, sometimes even deer, with the experience crowned with the overwhelming sound of the Rinka waterfall. We return along the same path.We can also get to know the interesting features of the path further by going down its circular parts, which will lead us to the cottage of foresters and charcoal burners.
Lenght: 14 km
We enter the valley along the marked trail. Close to the Logar farm, we step on the road and continue down it to the bridge. We go further into the valley along the trail past the Črna river springs, getting to know the natural traits of the valley and the close connection of man to nature, so characteristic of the past. The trail features elements from the life of charcoal burners, big boulders, sometimes even deer, with the experience crowned with the overwhelming sound of the Rinka waterfall. We return along the same path.We can also get to know the interesting features of the path further by going down its circular parts, which will lead us to the cottage of foresters and charcoal burners.
Lenght: 14 km