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I was looking if there's already something written on this forum, but nothing. The trail runs above the valley of the Čemšenik stream on the right bank of the Kokra. The easiest way to reach it is to go to the Čemšenik Hut and then to Javorov vrh. Approximately halfway to the saddle, a sign directs us right. Then follow the yellow dots.
The trail is quite scenic, exposed in places, so be careful (steep grass!!!). There are two benches at scenic spots along the trail. The end of the trail is at Zajc/Kremsar. From there, we can return to the starting point by road or paths.

A few more photos:

After traversing Bohor - Lisca two weeks ago, I got the idea of how to connect two prominent peaks above Zidani Most/Rimske Toplice.

We started the trail in Globoko and first climbed to Veliko Kozje. Then we descended past Gašper's hut to Zidani Most. A bit along the road back towards Celje and soon left into the hill (there's a closure warning at the start of the trail, but according to locals it's passable) along a newly marked and renovated trail (quite steep and demanding when wet). Through the hamlets D. and G. Brezno then to the top of Kopitnik and past the hut and Lurda back to Globoko.

Under 30km and around 7 hours of walking through really beautiful and uncrowded areas. On the whole trail we met 2 hikers and some locals. Due to the wild surroundings and beautiful views you constantly feel like you're hiking in a mid-mountain range.

Vitanje, Bojan continues

It is in Slovenia

No, far away

A little help

No

Where?

Kenda's clothes?

Javorče?

Right, continue.

It's there. Maybe you know what that geodetic point is properly called?

Which peak?

Three kings?

Three kings?

Veliki Javornik?

That's right Polona, continue.