Start the hike at the parking lot by Planšarsko Lake and head towards St. Andrew's Church, where you turn right at the intersection and continue past Šenk's homestead. The path leads along a dirt road by the stream. At the junction, turn left onto a side asphalt road, which, after about 200 meters, brings you to the main road, which you cross lengthwise. Continue along the forest-marked path until you reach the military hut, then continue along the dirt road to the main road again, where you turn left towards Jezerski vrh at the intersection.

At the Jezerski Vrh border crossing, turn left and continue along the dirt road, which starts between two border police buildings. Follow the dirt road up the hill to the viewpoint at Rakeževa planina meadow. A panoramic camera overlooking Jezersko is installed here. Continue along the dirt road until you reach Ank Karavla. The scenic path offers stunning views of the entire valley and the mighty peaks of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps.

-  Jezerski vrh, border crossing

- Planšarsko lake

The trail starts at the beautiful viewpoint of Kazina in Zgornje Jezersko, where you also park. From here, cross the wooden bridge and continue along the asphalt road past the junction for the Makek farm. Follow the forest road that gently ascends. The path ends at a viewpoint below Mali vrh. You can continue along the gentle forest road to its end.

Park at the Kazina viewpoint in Zgornje Jezersko, then follow the Thematic Path towards the Limestone Spring, following the marked path to the Spodnji Virnik farm. Continue across the meadow, where the path forks to the right for the spring; we continue to the right, along a minor road past spacious meadows, until we reach a forest road and a fork. Turn right at the fork and follow the path along the forest road until you see a barrier on the left side.

Continue past the barrier (Spodnje Jezersko), along the forest road by the Kokra River, to another fork, where you continue left on the road towards the Partisan Hospital Krtina and the Komatevra Valley. The path leads over a wooden bridge; after the bridge, signs direct us to the right, onto a path leading to the Partisan Hospital Krtina along a small stream. After a few steps, you'll arrive at an information board for the Partisan Hospital Krtina. The path soon turns right and leads to the renovated Partisan Hospital, built in September 1944 and burned down in January 1945