Čemšenik - Črni vrh (Čemšeniška planina)
Starting point: Čemšenik (670 m)
| Latitude/Longitude: | 46,18020°N 14,94510°E |
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Walking time: 1 h 30 min
Difficulty: easy marked way
Elevation gain: 534 m
Elevation difference along the route: 534 m
Map: Posavsko hribovje - zahodni del 1:50.000
Recommended equipment (summer):
Recommended equipment (winter): ice axe, crampons
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Access to starting point:
a) From the direction of the Ljubljana–Celje motorway:
From the Ljubljana–Celje motorway we take the Trojane exit, then continue in the direction of Zagorje. The road takes us through the V Zideh tunnel, after which we arrive at an intersection where the road branches off to the left uphill towards the village of Šentgotard. At the end of Šentgotard we arrive at an intersection where we turn right in the direction of the village of Čemšenik (left Prvine). The road then takes us through the village of Dobrljevo, after which we arrive in Čemšenik, where along the road we notice hiking signs for Čemšeniška planina. Here we turn left steeply uphill and follow the road above the village, where we park at a small parking lot by the road.
b) From the direction of Zagorje ob Savi:
From Zagorje we drive through Kisovec towards Trojane. In the village of Izlake we turn right in the direction of Čemšenik and Jesenovo and follow the road to the intersection, where we turn left towards Čemšenik (right Jesenovo). When in Čemšenik along the road we notice hiking signs for Čemšeniška planina, we turn right steeply uphill. We follow the road above the village, where we park at a small parking lot by the road.
Route description:
From the church we continue westwards, then from the nearby intersection we go right in the direction of bio apples. A steep ascent follows, at the end of the village, by the water reservoir the asphalt ends. A little further, at a smaller intersection we go left, after a short ascent the signpost for Čemšeniška planina directs us right onto a marked footpath that ascends through the forest. The path then after a few minutes crosses a cart track and just a few steps further joins a forest road. We follow the moderately ascending road only briefly, to the place where the markings direct us left onto a steep cart track. After a few meters of ascent on the cart track, we will notice a smaller spring on the left side of the path. The often quite muddy cart track after a ten-minute ascent brings us to a clearing, which we cross on a poorly visible path, but which is clearly visible on the other side. Here the path from Kisovec and Zagorje joins us from the right. We continue further on the cart track, which makes two sharp bends and then on a smaller clearing turns into a footpath. The path ahead becomes quite steep and in a traverse ascent lasting approximately 30 minutes brings us to the place where we join the path from Prvine. The path ahead runs along the edge of the steep hay meadows of Čemšeniška planina, from which beautiful views open up especially towards Kum. A few more minutes of walking along the edge of the steep hay meadows follow, then we arrive at the place where the cargo cableway crosses the hiking path. Here we carefully cross the cableway and make sure not to hit our head on the steel cable. On the other side of the cableway we already notice the mountain hut, which we reach in a few steps.
From the hut we continue further eastwards on the path, which initially runs along the edge of the steep hay meadows and then goes into the forest. The path through the forest then ascends only slowly and after 15 minutes of walking from the hut brings us to the registration box just a few steps below the summit.

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Discussion about the trip Čemšenik - Črni vrh (Čemšeniška planina)
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| čemšeničan13. 06. 2010 |
Today I went along this path on the road leading to the church of St. Primož, when I reach the path that turns left towards Čem. plan., that's on picture 5, and further past the spring to the clearing 8.picture, soon above the spring I feel some greasy substance under my feet with a chemical smell, I continue and see that someone brought a septic tank truck to this clearing, emptied it at home and poured it straight onto the hiking trail, and also above the spring. It was certainly a local who knows his area well, we cleaned wild dumps, we want to develop tourism in Čemšenik, show people the pristine nature of Čemšeniška planina, with such an act dear fellow citizens of Čemšenik certainly NOT. Best regards and good luck.
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| Lisica26. 03. 2011 |
Čemšeničan, I think the locals of Čemšenik don't care for 'tourism', as they directed me 2 villages back and to Prvine in the village (because I missed the little road to the top of the village).  Today it was paradise up there for us 'čemažarje'. This path is nice and uncrowded, the path to the top takes a good hour. The stamp is in the hut and a bit further in the forest (at the wooden hut a few meters to the right along the path). Maybe someone could describe the path from Vransko or further to Zajčja koča?
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| jprim26. 03. 2011 |
Čemažarje? Are these wild garlic pickers? 
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| rozka26. 03. 2011 |
Hi, today we walked this path, starting from Prvine to Čemšeniška planina, continued past Črni vrh and further first along the ridge of Čemšeniška, then descent along the forest path, then we came to a wonderful meadow with a view of Krvavica. Here the path continues along the road for a while, then turns left into the forest again and after a short descent, the path to Zajčeva koča branches right, straight left directly to the top of Krvavica. I really liked the path, it's not strenuous but varied and now when everything is blooming, it's a real balm for the eyes
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| čemšeničan27. 03. 2011 |
I forwarded Lisica to TD Čemšenik, but I think this person didn't mean anything intentional, that you went by car to Prvine. Most hikers to the planina choose the starting point at Prvine. For the holiday on 1st and 2nd May there are exceptionally many visitors from all over Slovenia who ask where the path or road to the planina goes. I write from personal experience as we live directly on the road a little before Čemšenik, but I will report this to PD Zagorje as well so that in the future this doesn't happen anymore. Many miss the road and drive even to the village Zaplanina all the way to the other end of the planina. Nice regards and good luck!
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| krpan383. 07. 2011 |
Čemšeničan, we also ended up in Zaplanina today An additional sign would be very useful Otherwise it was a nice trip, if I ignore a bit of wind.
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| pikec13. 07. 2011 |
For a family trip we also visited Čemšeniška planina 
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| malena6. 09. 2013 |
We also set off on 15.8.13 - not for the first time - to Čemšeniška planina. We went from the village Čemšenik (first picture of the parking lot opposite the water intake) and then followed the description. At the top, cold beer and a super platter. See you again.
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| seinfeld19. 05. 2014 |
We were there on Saturday, May 10. I would like to warn that from the direction of Trojan the signs for Čemšeniška planina are not visible. You need to pay attention to the very steep asphalted road going left uphill, at the beginning of which there is a sign prohibiting trucks. Parking is possible a bit higher, opposite the signpost for the planina. The path is steadily steep almost to the hut, with nice views to the south.
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| Tbs13. 01. 2024 12:45:20 |
How about the parking at the starting point? Right in front of the church?
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| bo_zl14. 01. 2024 18:57:56 |
I think you can park at the church, otherwise as written in the post above by sinfeld, in Čemšenik turn onto the narrow asphalt road between houses steeply uphill, the road loses asphalt paving, and there you can park, also at the roadside, enough space.
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| Tbs15. 01. 2024 06:52:58 |
I understand, thanks. Probably there are some cars there anyway 
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| Tbs19. 01. 2024 17:47:25 |
Too much snow has fallen for tomorrow to go up there, right?
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