Vrčice - Mirna gora (via Škrilj)

Access to the starting point:
a) From the Ljubljana - Brežice motorway, take the Ivančna Gorica exit, then continue driving towards Črnomelj. After Črmošnjice, the road climbs for a short time, then begins to descend steeply and leads to the village Vrčice, where the described route begins. There are no parking places for mountaineers in the village. There is a parking place in the village of Blatnik pri Črmošnjicah.
b) From the motorway Brežice - Ljubljana, take the Novo mesto exit and then continue in the direction of Dolenjske Toplice and Podturna near Dolenjske Toplice. In Podturno, join the main road Ivančna Gorica - Črnomelj, and follow it to the left in the direction of Črnomelj. After Črmošnjice, the road climbs for a short time, then begins to descend more steeply and leads us to the village of Vrčice, where the route described above begins. There are no parking places for mountaineers in the village. There is a parking place in the village of Blatnik pri Črmošnjicah.
c) From Bela krajina, first drive to Semič, then continue to Črmošnjice and Soteska. Before the road starts to descend, you arrive at Vrčice, where the route described above begins. There are no parking places for mountaineers in the village. There is a parking place in the village of Blatnik near Črmošnjice.

Path description:
From Vrčice take the macadam road in the direction of Kleča, Mountain pasture and Mirna gora. The dirt road descends quickly to St Martin's Church, in front of which we join the tarmac road leading to Mirna gora, which we follow to the right. The road first leads us past a few houses, then into the forest, where it starts to climb steeply. Just after the asphalt ends, we arrive at a marked crossroads, where we continue along the road to the right (left access to Mirna gora by car), and are also directed to it by mountain direction signs. Continue on the dirt road for a while, then leave the marked trail for a while and return to it at the memorial plaque or stone. The ascent continues along the road, which gradually lays down and leads us out of the forest to a less vegetated area called Kleč.
Here the path leads us past the nearby hunting lodge Kleč and the ruins of the former church, to the next crossroads.
At the crossroads, at which there are a number of direction signs, take the right-hand path (left Mirna gora after Mountain pasture), which continues along a gently ascending dirt road. Higher up, the road leads to the former village of Škrilj, which in 1941 still had 6 houses and 26 inhabitants. Here, at a left turn, the path from the village of Brezovica pri Črmošnjicah joins us from the right, and the path leads us past a stone byte, after which we soon arrive at the next marked crossroads, where we leave the road.
The signs for Mirna gora direct us slightly left into the forest, where the trail continues without any major changes in elevation. There is a short descent, which ends at a nearby dirt road, which is only crossed. Continue for a short distance along the cart track, and then the signs direct you to the right on a relatively steep footpath which continues through the forest. Higher up, the path turns slightly to the left and leads us out of the forest onto a grassy slope, over which we climb cross-country to the mountain Dom na Mirni gori.
From the Doma na Mirna gora, continue right towards the summit of the same name, and the path leads past a lookout tower into the forest, through which you then climb to the nearby transmitters. At the transmitters, the trail turns slightly left, descends gently, and then climbs to one of the highest peaks in the White Landscape, which is reached after a two-minute walk.

On the way: Kleč (645m), Škrilj (860m), Dom na Mirni gori (1000m)

We can extend the trip to the following destinations: Mirna gora

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