Divje jezero - Zagrebenc

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. We drive a few hundred meters further along the road and then park at 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. We drive a few hundred meters further along the road and then park at 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 along it only a few dozen meters, then signs for the path Ob Rakah direct us right onto a footbridge, over which we cross to the other side of Idrijca. On the other side of Idrijca we reach a walking path, and we follow it to the left (right Idrija). We continue on a gentle path which continues along the channel through which water flows. The channel was built for the purpose of the mine pump. At the dam, which we reach after a few minutes, the channel ends, and we continue on a wide path which continues along the river Idrijca. We then cross fairly steep slopes, but because the path is wide enough it causes us no problems in dry conditions. A little further, we arrive at a marked junction, where the path branches off to the right towards the summit Struga, and we continue in the same direction. A little further from the left another path joins from the road by which we parked lower down (the mentioned path is part of ICPP and further leads towards Zadlog - access on the mentioned path is impossible because of the closed footbridge (March 2012)), and we continue straight here too and follow the traverse path to the nearby bench, by which there are signposts.
Here we continue right and begin first moderately, then steeply to ascend through the forest. Higher, the path flattens and turns to the left, where it continues on rocky terrain surrounded by sparse bushes (area named Modrasovše). We continue the traverse ascent to the left and the path brings us to a nice vantage point on Prižnica (as written on the rock, the real Prižnica is supposed to be somewhat higher and a little distant from the mountain path), from which a beautiful view opens up on the landscape park Zgornja Idrijca and deep below on the river Idrijca.
We continue past the bench and continue on the path which gradually begins to descend transversely. After a short gentle descent, we reach the cart track, where the blazes direct us sharply to the right. We continue the ascent on the cart track which then moderately ascends through the forest, higher approaching a rocky edge which is somewhat distant from the path (if we have the will we can walk to the edge "Prižnica", from which a nice and precipitous 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 through the meadow we ascend to the 763 m high Zagrebenc (on maps also Čekovnik).

Trip can be extended to: Koča na Hleviški planini ( 50 min) , Hleviška planina (1 h) , Vojsko (3 h 30 min)