My first hike dates to 1988. Then I got a logbook where control points were named specifically. So Litija, Liberga, Moravče and Čatež. When I filled that logbook, in 2002 I got a similar one with all the aforementioned control points. So in fourteen years no change. On new logbooks it says start, 2nd stamp, 3rd stamp and finish. In some intermediate period I remember there was option to go through Primskovo, but the route still went through Moravče after. Now the southern route avoids Moravče. It also avoids Gobnik, where the core of Levstik's Journey from Litija to Čatež was born. Facts are clear. Writer Fran Levstik's path follows the northern route (read it). Another fact is that the hike organizers are from the southern route area and it's quite clear why later, when the hike reached 20000 hikers, this route was born too. I won't say this route isn't nice, but it's not original, because on it you can't experience what our poet experienced. I walk the southern route other weekends of the year, but on St. Martin's Saturday definitely the northern one.