Zavrh pri Trojanah - Reber

Access to starting point:
A) From the highway Ljubljana - Maribor, we take the exit Blagovica, then continue driving on the parallel old road towards Trojane. Before we arrive at Trojane, signs for Zavrh pri Trojanah point us to the right onto a narrower local road, beside which we notice signposts for Doline and Stolp na Rebri. We can park already near the intersection, more precisely beside the nearby monument, or we can drive a little higher and then park on a suitable spot beside the road.
B) From the highway Maribor - Ljubljana, we take the exit Trojane, then continue driving on the parallel old road towards Domžale. At the end of Trojane, in the middle of the right bend, signs for Zavrh pri Trojanah point us to the left onto a narrower local road, beside which we notice signposts for Doline and Stolp na Rebri. We can park already near the intersection, more precisely beside the nearby monument, or we can drive a little higher and then park on a suitable spot beside the road.

Path description:
From the starting point, we continue on a narrower asphalt road, from which soon a nice view opens up on Trojane. Higher, the asphalt ends, and we continue on a macadam road in the direction towards Reber, Doline and Golčaj. Only a little further, the road turns to the right and passes into the forest, through which it starts ascending steeper. After a good 10 minutes of additional walking, the road flattens and brings us to an intersection, by which there is a smaller sign.
Here we continue slightly left (slightly right Doline) and continue on a moderately ascending road, on which we quickly arrive at the next junction at a larger quarry.
Here we continue sharply left in the direction of Reber (left downwards Kolovrat, straight hamlet of some houses, right downwards Golčaj) on the path which continues on a relatively steep cart track. On the mentioned cart track we walk only some 10 m, then blazes point us to the right on a marked footpath which starts ascending through the forest. A relatively steep path brings us higher on a forested ridge, on which we soon reach two forepeaks, and after a further shorter ascent also the peak Reber, on which stands a wooden lookout tower.