Rogovilec - Velika Raduha (via planina Arta)

Access to the starting point:
From Mozirje or via Kranjski Rak, drive through Luce and on past Igla to Rogovilc just before Solčava. There is a parking space on the left side of the main road.

Path description:
The first 200 metres of the route are on asphalt until you reach the bridge over the Savinja. Then continue along the path above the left bank of the Savinja. A little higher up, you reach the cart track, which leads you to the Pačnik farm. The path above the farm continues along cart track and then along the track. Once over this steep part, the track becomes elevated and a long, rather exposed crossing begins. The track gently climbs and then drops down a little at a time. Caution is needed when crossing. Although the path is in the forest throughout, a slip can certainly be fatal due to the steepness of the slopes below. The end of the crossing is at a rather marked rock. 20 m to the right of it is the first of several viewpoints further along the trail. There is also a marker for mountain pasture Arta.
The trail continues steeply upwards, along a ridge above the vertical walls of Raduha. As the path climbs higher, an unmarked hunting path can be seen to the left.
(HUNTER'S VARIANT: This path is used by hunters and just follows the ridge ahead. The route is easy to follow. Just follow the ridge until you reach the game salt house. It is quite steep to the salt pan. Above the salt pan, the trail flattens out and is easy to see. Before we reach the marked trail again, two larch trees have been felled by hunters for camouflage. It is only necessary to cross them and we are already on the marked path. We can shorten the route by at least half an hour).
After a short descent, the marked trail leads us to the road, which we follow to the turn-off for the Snežna jama (Snow Cave). The cave is definitely worth a visit, but you can find out how and when online. Passing the cave, follow the road to the log cabin at mountain pasture Arta and before it turn left up the pasture into the forest, which becomes lower and lower with altitude and turns into dwarf pines above. The higher we go, the better the views get. At the height of M. Rta, the path turns right over a short grass-covered slope. If we step HERE to the edge, we get a great view of Robanov kot and our trailhead Rogovilec. The way forward is again between dwarf pines. Soon we also see the summit. When you come out of dwarf pines onto the grassy summit slope, go left along dwarf pines to the edge above the long wall Raduha and safely along the edge to the top of Raduha. At this edge, new views of the valley open up with every step. The panorama from the top of Raduha is unique. You can descend along the approach route or follow a very difficult climbing route to Grohat and on past farmer Tolstovršnik to Rogoviliec.

On the way: Snežna jama (1512m), Planina Arta (1564m)

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