Dobrovnik - Bukovniško jezero
Starting point: Dobrovnik (175 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 46.6559°N 16.3409°E 
Time of walking: 20 min
Difficulty: easy marked way
Difficulty of skiing: no data
Altitude difference: 14 m
Altitude difference (by path): 14 m
Map:
Access to starting point:
A) On the Pomurska highway we drive towards Lendava, which we leave at the Gančani exit. From the point where we left the highway, we follow the road in the direction of Moravske Toplice. After a few kilometers of additional driving, we arrive at a somewhat larger crossroads in Bogojina, where we continue right in the direction of the settlement Dobrovnik (left Moravske Toplice, straight Plečnik church in Bogojina). On the main road we drive a few more kilometers, then we arrive at the settlement Dobrovnik (Hungarian Dobronak), where we notice signs for Bukovniško jezero. At the starting point, there are no appropriate parking spots (if we want to park in an appropriate place, we drive along the asphalt road in the direction of Bukovniško jezero and then park on the paid parking lot near the lake - this shortens the path to the lake to only 5 minutes of walking).
B) First, we drive to Lendava, then we continue driving on the old regional road towards Murska Sobota, and we drive along it to the settlement Dobrovnik, where signs for Bukovniško jezero direct us right. At the starting point, there are no appropriate parking spots (if we want to park in an appropriate place, we drive along the asphalt road in the direction of Bukovniško jezero and then park on the paid parking lot near the lake - this shortens the path to the lake to only 5 minutes of walking).
Path description:
From the crossroads in Dobrovnik we head onto the local road in the direction of Bukovniško jezero. The road first leads us between meadows and fields, then past a few houses to the edge of the forest, where it begins to ascend barely noticeably. Further on, the road leads past an arranged parking lot, after which we quickly arrive at the embankment before Bukovniško jezero. From here we ascend the embankment on an arranged path, and from there we can continue on the circular path around the lake, which will take a good 20 minutes for the entire loop.
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