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| Country: | Slovenia |
| Mountain range: | The Zasavje-Posavje Hills and the Dolenjska Region |
| Trailhead: | Trbovlje (307 m) |
| Destination: | Mrzlica (1122 m) |
| Trailhead latitude/longitude: | 46.149 / 15.0447 |
| Destination latitude/longitude: | 46.1875 / 15.1074 |
| Difficulty: | Easy marked route ![]() |
| Recommended equipment: | Hiking poles Hiking shoes Water |
From Zidani Most, we head for Hrastnik. We take the narrow road along the Sava River and then the railway line. When you reach a crossroads in Hrastnik, continue towards Trbovlje and Ljubljana. Cross the bridge and at the end of the bridge turn right towards Trbovlje. In Trbovlje turn right towards Trbovlje, Čeč and Bobno. Continue along Kolodvorska Road, then Vodenjska Road to Trg Revolucije. When you get to Gimnazija Street (junction with Mercator on the left) turn left onto Trg Franca Fakina. Go straight ahead, then turn right for Golovec. Just after the crossroads, you will come to a marked parking lot, where you park.
Trail description:From the car park, signs for Mrzlica direct you left onto a narrower and ascending road. Soon on the left side we see a narrow mountain path that leads us past a couple of houses. The path soon returns to the asphalted road, which leads us to a crossroads (continue right on the macadam). Then the signs direct us to the left to a footpath by the house. Walk along the woods and you will soon be back on the road. When you reach a crossroads, continue slightly right. When you reach the top of the road, continue left to the chapel. At the chapel you can see the signs for Mrzlica. Follow the signs and you will come to where the asphalted road ends. Continue through the forest, where the path starts to climb steeply. Continue along the wide path towards Mrzlica. First you reach a mountain lodge, then continue along a slightly steeper path to the top of Mrzlica. After about ten minutes you reach the top.
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