Sakušak - Tourist farm Amur

Access to starting point:
A) We drive to Ptuj, then follow the signs for Gornja Radgona and Lenart v Slovenskih goricah. Towards the end of Ptuj, we leave the Slovenskogoriška cesta and continue driving slightly to the right in the direction of Gornja Radgona and Juršinci. Further on, we drive through Podvinci, Pacinje, Gabrnik, Juršinci to the settlement Sakušak, where we turn right in the direction of the Puhov Museum. There follows some more driving on a somewhat narrower asphalt road and we arrive at the Puhov Museum, where we park.
B) We leave the Pomurska motorway at the exit Sveti Jurij ob Ščavnici and follow the signs for the aforementioned place. From Sveti Jurij ob Ščavnici, we follow the signs for Ptuj and also in the following intersections follow the signs for Ptuj. Later, we drive through the settlement Grabšinci, after which a road soon branches off to the left towards Gomila, but we continue to follow the signs for Ptuj. We then follow the main road towards Ptuj only as far as the settlement Sakušak, where we turn left in the direction of the Puhov Museum. There follows some more driving on a somewhat narrower asphalt road and we arrive at the Puhov Museum, where we park.

Path description:
From the Puhov Museum we continue towards the south, where after a few steps we arrive at a junction. From the junction we go left, then continue on the asphalt road along which we notice some trail markers. Soon we arrive at a junction, where we go straight ahead; at the next junction, which we reach in a gentle descent, we go left in the direction of Bodkovci and Polenšak. Further on, we walk along the asphalt road, which rises slightly, and from it a road branches off to the right downwards towards the tourist farm Amur, or the homestead of academician Dr. Anton Slodnjak.
We continue right (straight Gomila) and begin to descend along the apple orchard. After approximately 5 minutes of descent we arrive at the tourist farm Amur, where there are several ponds.
Description and pictures refer to the condition in 2019 (February).