Gornji Grad - Sveti Lenart above Gornji Grad
Starting point: Gornji Grad (436 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 46.295°N 14.8068°E 
Time of walking: 1 h 35 min
Difficulty: easy marked way
Difficulty of skiing: no data
Altitude difference: 493 m
Altitude difference (by path): 515 m
Map: Kamniške in Savinjske Alpe 1:50.000
Access to starting point:
From the Savinja Valley or from Kamnik via the Črnivec Pass, we drive to Gornji Grad, where we park on the well-maintained parking lot by the main bus station.
Path description:
From the main bus station in Gornji Grad, we continue along the main road towards the Črnivec Pass and Kamnik, and we walk along it for approximately 5 minutes, or to the crossroads, where a narrower asphalt road towards Lenart branches off to the right.
The path ahead leads us along the mentioned road, which initially ascends gently across extensive meadows. A little higher, the road enters the valley of the Kanolščica stream, along which we then ascend gently to moderately for quite some time. At all crossroads, we follow the road along the bottom of the valley, then after approximately 1 hour of walking from the starting point we notice the hiking markers, which direct us left onto a path that climbs under the electricity poles. After some 10 m we cross a torrent, then the path begins to ascend steeply across occasionally quite overgrown slopes. Higher up, the path leads us across a short partly demanding section, where a landslide has carried away a few meters of the marked path. After that, the path returns to dense forest, through which it steeply ascends for a short time, then levels out and brings us to the nearby road. We follow the road to the left, and we walk along it to the first bend, where at the end of it we continue left onto the marked footpath, along which we quickly ascend to the Knebovšek homestead. We walk across the yard, then continue in the direction of Lepenatka and Rogatec. A little above the farm, the road turns into a cart track, which veers right into the forest, where it crosses the slopes to the right. A little further on, we cross a somewhat exposed torrent, then along an occasionally overgrown path we arrive at the forest road. We follow the road to the right and past the chapel in a gentle descent walk to the marked junction. From the junction, we continue in the direction of St. Lenart and continue along the wide cart track, along which in 3 minutes of further walking we arrive at the already mentioned little church.
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