Divje jezero - Vojsko (via Prižnica)

Access to starting point:
A) First, we drive to Logatec, and then we continue driving towards Idrija. When the most winding part of the road towards Idrija ends, we arrive at the hamlet of Podroteja, where we leave the main road and continue left in the direction of Divje jezero and Idrijska Bela. On the road, we drive a few 100 m and then we park on the parking lot by the information boards for the nearby Divje jezero.
B) From Most na Soči or Podbrdo we drive to the settlement Bača pri Modreju, and then we continue driving towards Idrija and further towards Logatec. At the end of Idrija, more precisely at the hamlet of Podroteja, we leave the main road and continue right in the direction of Divje jezero and Idrijska Bela. On the road, we drive a few 100 m and then we park on the parking lot by the information boards for the nearby Divje jezero.

Path description:
From the parking lot by Divje jezero we continue on the road, but we walk on it only a few 10 m, then signs for the path Ob Rakah direct us to the right onto a footbridge, over which we walk to the other side of the Idrijca. On the other side of the Idrijca we reach a walking path, which we follow to the left (right Idrija). We continue on a gently sloping path which continues along the canal through which water flows. The canal was built for the needs of the mine pump. At the dam, which we reach after a few minutes, the canal ends, and we continue on a wide path which continues along the river Idrijca. Further on we cross fairly steep slopes, but since the path is wide enough it does not cause us problems when dry. A little further we arrive at a marked junction, where to the right a path branches off towards the summit Struga, and we continue in the same direction. A little further another path from the road joins us from the left, by which we parked lower down (the mentioned path is part of ICPP and further leads towards Zadlog - access via the mentioned path is impossible due to the closed footbridge (March 2012)), and we also continue straight here and follow the traverse path to the nearby bench, by which there are direction signs.
Here we continue right and begin first moderately, then steeply to ascend through the forest. Higher the path levels out and turns left, where it continues through rocky terrain surrounded by sparse shrubbery (area named Modrasovše). We continue the traverse ascent to the left and the path takes us to a nice vantage point at Prižnica (as written on the rock, the real Prižnica is supposedly a bit higher and slightly away from the mountain path), from which a nice view opens up over the landscape park Zgornja Idrijca and deep below on the river Idrijca.
We continue past the bench and continue the path on the path which gradually begins to descend transversely. After a short gentle descent we reach a cart track, where the marks direct us sharply to the right. We continue the ascent on the cart track, which further moderately ascends through the forest, and higher approaches a rocky edge which is somewhat away from the path (if we have the will we can walk to the edge "Prižnica", from which a nice and steep view opens up). Higher the marked path bypasses the nearby hayfields on the right side, then ascends to the farm Zagrebenc.
From the farm we continue slightly right and over the meadow ascend to the 763 m high Zagrebenc (on maps also Čekovnik).
From Zagrebenc, from which a nice view opens towards Golaki, we first descend to a grassy saddle, then ascend to another less pronounced summit. Here we first cross a short stretch of forest, then with a view of Hleviška planina we begin to descend towards the nearby asphalt road, which we only cross. For a short time we continue on the gravel road which leads to the nearby residential house, but we soon continue slightly left onto a relatively steep path which higher levels out and brings us to a marked junction. We continue straight in the direction towards Hleviše and only a little higher we cross another gravel road. The path ahead ascends transversely through the forest for some time, then brings us to grassy slopes over which we ascend to the Koča na Hleviški planini in a few minutes.
From the hut we continue in the direction of Hleviška planina and continue the ascent on the path which enters the forest and begins to ascend steeply. The path ahead first leads along the edge of the ridge, then gradually enters a small valley where it also levels out and up which we ascend to the summit of Hleviška planina.
From Hleviška planina we continue along the panoramic ridge, then the path turns left and begins to descend steeply. When the steepness eases, an unmarked path sharply branches off to the right back towards Koča na Hleviški planini, and we continue straight and continue the path on the path which continues on and along the ridge which connects Hleviška planina with the neighbouring summit. We continue with some ascents and descents, mostly through the forest. The previously mentioned neighbouring summit Blaškova planina we bypass on the right side, then the path returns to the forest-covered ridge, where after a further gentle descent we arrive at a marked junction.
Here we continue straight (left down Tratnik and Idrijske klavže), the path, which continues further through the forest, gradually turns onto a cart track. The cart track, which slowly turns increasingly to the right, soon bypasses Mohoričev vrh (975 m) on the right side. On the other side of the mentioned summit the cart track widens further and brings us to the nearby residential house, which we bypass on the right side as the path leads under the canopy of the nearby garage. We continue the path on the cart track which crosses a panoramic meadow, which is located above several residential houses of the nearby hamlet. The path ahead briefly returns to the forest, then descends to the asphalt road, which we follow right to the nearby junction.
At the junction, by which there are information boards, we continue left in the direction of Vojsko (right Idrija) and continue the path on the asphalt road. The path ahead leads through Kočevše, where on the left side in the middle of meadows we can notice rocky outcrops (blocks, Trdini). We continue on the road which enters a strip of forest, then the road levels out again and brings us to a smaller junction where to the right a road branches off to the nearby tourist farm Pri belem kamnu. Here too we continue straight and likewise at all subsequent junctions. The road, which occasionally continues through the forest but mostly over extensive meadows, with views of Trnovski gozd and surrounding hills, after approximately one hour of further walking brings us to the church of St. Jožef on Vojsko, from where a nice view also opens towards Škofjeloško and Cerkljansko hribovje and with good visibility also towards the Julian Alps.

On the way: Zagrebenc (763m), Koča na Hleviški planini mountain hut (818m), Hleviška planina (908m), Blaškova planina (915m), Kočevše (947m)

Trip can be extended to: Hudournik