The circular cycling route Nazarje – Golte offers one of the most varied and panoramic cycling experiences in the Upper Savinjska Valley. The route connects the valley environment of Nazarje with the high-mountain plateau of Golte, which is considered a popular recreational and tourist area in the Kamnik-Savinja Alps.
Golte is known for its numerous mountain cycling routes that lead through forests, mountain pastures and viewpoints and provide access to different parts of the region.
It is a moderately demanding circular tour (around 40 km) that includes a longer climb to the plateau and offers a combination of asphalt and gravel sections.
A special feature of the route is the marked contrast between the calm valley along the Savinja River and the open Golte plateau, where wide views and natural attractions open up, such as the alpine garden, karst caves and mountain pastures.
Thanks to the variety of terrain, the views and good connectivity, this cycling route is an excellent choice for an active outing, training or exploring one of the most picturesque mountain destinations in the Savinjska Valley.
The central cell of the Rinka Centre is a multipurpose hall for multimedia presentations, lectures, training sessions, seminars, workshops, guest exhibitions or smaller cultural events.
The Church of St. Roch is a church in the Karavanke at an altitude of 427 metres. The church is located 0.7 km north-northeast of Mozirje and 1.2 km west-northwest of Ljubija.
The Parish of Šmihel nad Mozirjem lies on a gentle slope below the Golte karst plateau above Mozirje. It encompasses the village of Šmihel, part of the villages of Radegunda and Lepa Njiva, and one house from the village of Brezje. The parish belongs to the parish association of the parishes of Mozirje, Rečica ob Savinji and Šmihel nad Mozirjem
The Church of St Anthony the Hermit is a charming mountain church by the Podvolovljek Pass, surrounded by the pristine nature of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps, offering peace, scenic views and an authentic cultural heritage experience - visit it and feel the serenity of the mountain world.
The Church of St Lawrence in Luče is a picturesque central church in Luče, nestled among the alpine peaks of the Savinja Alps, which with its history, architecture and tranquil atmosphere makes a perfect stop for visitors and lovers of cultural heritage.
The Church of Our Lady of the Snows is a picturesque pilgrimage church in Solčava, known for its rich history, wonderful architecture and popularity among visitors seeking spiritual peace and views of the surrounding landscape.
At the Koklej farm there is a collection of old and beautifully restored wooden farm buildings, which in the past were an important part of life in this area.
Family house - Holiday home - Located right next to the cycling route in the quiet settlement of Ljubija, near Mozirje. Cyclists welcome.
A house with a heart. Home-cooked dishes, accommodation, private functions...
Mozirski gaj is a flower park and open-air ethnographic museum in Mozirje, created by Slovenian gardeners and locals in the 1980s. It arose from an overgrown market-town common where there had been illegal rubbish dumps. In this way, they transformed the desecrated land into a flower park. It lies on the right bank of the Savinja River, spreads over an area of 7 ha, and is open from mid-April to mid-October. During this time there are successive flower exhibitions, and themed gardens are also arranged, e.g. a group of aromatic herbs and medicinal plants; ethnographic buildings add further variety...
Bike rental - Sale and servicing of bicycles.
In Nazarje, at the confluence of the Savinja and Dreta rivers, stands the more than 750-year-old Vrbovec Castle with the Museum of Forestry and Timber, which depicts the life, forgotten customs and work of former foresters and woodworkers. The Savinjska Valley has rich green forests and a recognized tradition of timber management. The Solčava yew is among the oldest trees in Slovenia, while the larch at Klemenča jama is the thickest larch in the country. The knowledge associated with timber is still preserved by the locals today...
