Magnificent and majestic, widespread, in the most silent crystal-covered rainforest and quiet below the ice-covered peat marshes, and most likely vivacious along the snow-covered plains and foothills; all of this is the massive Pohorje which we stealthily observe and sometimes experience from one of its three sides:
The sparkly white bed on Pohorje discloses a snowy wonderland filled with lively opportunities to experience its exquisite nature. Be inspired by the one-of-a-kind Pohorje nature or Outdoor Slovenia.
FOR ALL AGES: Thick jackets, woollen socks, a beanie, scarf and warm gloves are a must to make a snow angel with someone else, surprise your friends with a small snowball or roll the small snowball over to make a tall snowman.
FOR CHILDREN AT HEART: Do not forget your sleigh to present winter to your child and if you want to feel nostalgic, rent an old ski seat. Ever heard of the ice castles of King Mathias?
FOR ACTIVE INDIVIDUALS: When you want to experience crystal clear air, put on your cross-country skis to run cross-country along Rogla’s plains, Areh’s forests or slopes between Kope and the Ribnica Hut.
FOR EXPLORERS: When you want to explore deer’s hidden trails, just find sturdy hiking shoes or, preferably, snowshoes or touring skis. Make memories that last and discover locations that will take your breath away.
FOR SKIERS: If you want to dart around along the white plains as quickly as possible, use a snowboard or alpine skis and discover one of a total of 5 ski resorts on Pohorje.
Hit the road but no way hungry
Sustained by a Pohorje pot, original Pohorje salami, a blueberry pie and Pohorje omelette, you will have enough energy for an entire day; even for the nearby beautiful features only barely touching Pohorje or flirting shyly with it.
If you have reached Pohorje from Zreče, explore the thermal springs and the mysterious Žice Charterhouse; if from the Carniolan side, the cultural pulse of the art gallery and rich museums in the historic centre of Slovenj Gradec; if from Maribor, travel to Maribor, the centre of Styria and its capital, itself.
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