Dobrič (Vedet) - Gora Oljka (via Rogeljšek)

Access to starting point:
A) From the highway Ljubljana - Maribor, we take the exit Šentrupert, and then continue driving in the direction of Mozirje and Logarska dolina. In Letuš, immediately after the bridge over the river Savinja, we leave the main road and continue driving right in the direction of Velenje and Šmartno ob Paki. After the bridge over the river Paka, we arrive at the next intersection, where we continue slightly right onto a narrower road in the direction of Polzela. Towards Polzela, we drive to the railway track, then immediately behind it continue left. The somewhat narrower road gradually enters the valley of Hudi potok, where it starts to ascend more steeply. When higher up the road leaves the gorge, it flattens and brings us to two successive intersections, where the road to Dobrič branches off to the right (the turn-off is not marked; at the second turn-off, we notice blazes on the nearby residential houses).
B) First, we drive to Velenje, from there continuing towards Šoštanj. Through Velenje, we drive along Partizanska cesta, but only to the roundabout near the Hofer store. From the roundabout, we take the third exit (if there were no roundabout, we would turn left) and continue along Pokopališka cesta, which leads to the Podkraj cemetery. Just a few meters before the sign marking the start of the Podgorje settlement, we leave the main road and continue left (the turn-off is not marked; on the power pole, we notice only a sign saying "Daewoo motor") on the somewhat narrower road leading to the dispersed settlement Veliki Vrh. The road then passes individual houses, which we follow to the Vedet homestead, where we notice blazes and a road branching left towards Dobrič and Gora Oljka.

Path description:
Both roads join into one after some ten steps, which brings us to the place where along the path we notice a sign saying we are welcome in Dobrič. From the road, a marked path soon branches off to the right to the nearby Brezovec 617 m (on the signs we notice only markings for Martinova pot and Andraška pot), while we continue along the road in the direction of Gora Oljka (path via Rogeljška). The road continues through the forest for a few more minutes, then brings us to the upper edge of the nearby hay meadow, from where a nice view opens up onto Paški Kozjak and part of Pohorje. At the mentioned homestead, the road temporarily becomes asphalted; behind it, a marked footpath branches off to the right to Gora Oljka (the path turn-off to the right is no longer at the end of the asphalt or on the section where the path is fitted with log steps, but some ten meters further on). Along the footpath, we quickly ascend to the saddle between Gora Oljka on the left and Brezovec on the right.
From the saddle, where there is a chapel and a marked junction, we go left and continue along the forest cart track. At several junctions, we follow the blazes, then past a larger chapel quickly reach the parking lot on Gora Oljka. At the parking lot, we return to the road, along which in one minute of further walking we arrive at the Planinski dom on Gora Oljka and, after a short ascent via steps, also at the church of Sv. Križ, from which a nice view opens up onto Posavsko hribovje, Kamniško Savinjske Alpe, the nearby surroundings, and more.
The description and pictures refer to the conditions in 2014 (August).