The sights along the trail:

Čas’s hayrack is unique in the Slovenian and broader European area. It is made completely of wood and there are supposed to be only three hayracks of this type in the world.

The Church of St. Andrew was built in the Gothic style on an ideal location.

St. Leonard in Mislinja lies at the crossroads of Pohorje and the Karavanke Alps and it is a ridgeline between the rivers Drava and Sava.

An abandoned railway and a ride through the tunnels.

A 24 kilometres long and attractive biking trail on an abandoned route of a former railway between Otiški vrh and Zgornji Dolič, which is, in the near future, going to connect Koroška (Carinthia) with Velenje, through gorge Huda luknja. The trail is also going to be connected to the Austrian bicycle network.

The asphalt trail runs as separate biking trail and is suitable for children and elderly due to its safety. Along the trail, there are more stops and attractive objects, such as former railway bridge in Slovenj Gradec as well as two former railway tunnels in Mislinja and Gornji Dolič.

Orientation demanding
Suitable only for mountain bikes 

The trail starts in Slovenj Gradec and after 23 kilometres it ends at the starting point. The trail is diverse, attractive and suitable for experienced cyclists. The trail runs partly on cart tracks and forest paths, therefore, the equipment and mountain bike are necessary.

Orientation and physically demanding 
Suitable only for mountain bikes

The starting point of the trail is in Slovenj Gradcu and after 33 kilometres the trail ends at the starting point. The trail is diverse, attractive and suitable for experienced and physically fit cyclists. It runs partly on cart tracks and forest paths, therefore, the equipment and mountain bike are necessary.

The sights along the trail:

Slovenj Gradec, the Peace Messenger city since 1989.

Podgorje or Podgorca, 4 kilometres from Slovenj Gradec, a beautiful, farming village, first mentioned in 1394.

Suhi dol, a valley that stretches alongside the river Suhodolnica to the inn Balek.

The starting point is in Slovenj Gradec and after 25 kilometres it ends at the starting point. The path is diverse, attractive and suitable for all types of cyclists.

The sights along the trail:

The farming village Podgorje. There you can visit the oldest turbine in Slovenia, built already 100 years ago and back then it supplied nine households with electricity.

Šmiklavž, the crossroad of picturesque valleys, formed by the streams Janina, Burčnica, Kolarnica and Stihovec.

Dobrajska vas lies at the edge of Mislinjska dobrava forest.

Turiška vas is the only village in Mislinja valley that does not have a church.

Marovšek’s double hayrack.

Tomaška vas is a picturesque village, where you can visit the Church of St. Thomas, and it lies 500 metres from Turiška vas. In the direct closeness there is Herčeva saw and mill as well as Černivnik’s double and single hayrack.

Šmartno pri Slovenj Gradcu is the centre of this part of Mislinja valley and there you can visit a very beautiful church, the Church of St. Martin.

The Church of St. George, at Legen, is also an interesting point. The local people found significant archeological finds next to this church in 1993, which are now exhibited underneath a glass floor in the church. The foundation of the church with apse is an unique find in Slovenia.

There is also the inn Plesnik, a tourist farm, with an excellent choice of home cooking.