Praproče - Polhograjska Gora (Sveti Lovrenc) (steep path)
Starting point: Praproče (549 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 46.0614°N 14.2923°E 
Path name: steep path
Time of walking: 45 min
Difficulty: partly demanding marked way
Difficulty of skiing: no data
Altitude difference: 275 m
Altitude difference (by path): 280 m
Map: Ljubljana - okolica 1:50.000
Access to starting point:
First, we drive to Polhov Gradec (to here from Horjul or Dobrova), and then we continue driving towards Gorenja vas. In the village Briše we continue right in the direction of Praproče and we continue driving on a narrower and relatively steep road. Soon after the chapel, which we notice on the left side of the road, we will get to a bigger hayrack by which we notice mountain signposts for Polhograjska Gora. At the starting point, there are no arranged parking spots.
Path description:
At and by the hayrack, we notice signs for Gora, which point us to the right on a wide and at first moderately steep cart track. The cart track or a worse road soon entirely flattens and brings us to a smaller crossroad, where we continue right in the direction of Sveti Lovrenc. The cart track then narrows a little more and then brings us to grassy slopes, where it gradually starts turning more and more to the right. After a short ascent, we step into the forest, where we join the path from a little lower starting point. We continue straight on the marked path - cart track, which a little higher joins the forest road.
We continue left in the direction of the demanding path (left downwards Praproče on the road, straight Sveti Lovrenc easier approach) and we continue the ascent on an increasingly steep path. The path, which mostly runs through a pine forest, higher ascends even more steeply and crosses a short exposed slope (mainly when wet, great risk of slipping). Higher, the path slightly flattens and passes onto the ridge of Polhograjska Gora. Further ahead the path passes out of the forest and after a shorter further ascent brings us to the wall of the church of St. Lovrenc. Here with the help of a few footholds and holds, we climb over the mentioned wall and step onto the panoramic peak.
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