Here is everything you need to know for a smooth visit.
The trail begins at the parking area in Razdrto and follows a paved road across a bridge over the motorway to a junction marked by hiking signposts. Nearby, you will also find a rest area with a drinking fountain, where you can refill your water bottle with fresh spring water from beneath Mount Nanos. Turn left onto the gravel road and soon reach a right-hand turn onto the hiking trail for Nanos. The path initially climbs across a grassy slope before entering the forest and leading to a junction after a few minutes.
Continue straight along the gentler route, which crosses a scenic meadow before gradually entering the forest. You’ll climb diagonally toward the northwest, partly through the forest and partly along open slopes with magnificent views of Snežnik. After about an hour and a half of walking, a trail leading to the Church of St Jerome will join yours from the left. (The church itself can be reached via a short three-minute descent.)
Head right toward Vojko’s Hut and follow the pleasant ascent up the grassy, scenic mountain slope. After around 30 minutes, the trail enters the forest and soon reaches Vojko’s Hut, located just below Pleša, the most prominent peak of Mount Nanos. The hut offers food and drinks as well as accommodation. Return to the valley along the same route.
Praktične informacije
Although the trail is not demanding, we recommend sturdy hiking footwear and hiking poles.
Strong bora wind is common on Mount Nanos, so be sure to pack a windproof jacket and a hat.
Before setting out, check whether Vojko’s Hut on Mount Nanos is open.
Mount Nanos is also home to a museum collection of analogue broadcasting equipment, which can be visited by prior arrangement with the Podnanos Association.