The trail is marked with typical Austrian markings (in the shape of the Austrian flag) and yellow directional signs. 

The upper ridge is elongated and gently sloping, and at times very exposed. The same goes for the peak, where a mighty metal cross stands with an inscription from entirely different times. You'll be rewarded with a splendid view over Carinthia and the Upper Carniola, from Grintovec across the Karavanke mountain range all the way to the Julian Alps.

Trail: You can set off from the Lake Planšar (Planšarsko Lake) past the Church of St. Andrew, Šenk Homestead, and towards Štular, where a marked turnoff to the old path to Jezerski vrh border crossing awaits you on the main road. Follow the marked path to the border crossing at Jezerski vrh saddle. If you're short on time, you can drive to the border crossing and park on the Slovenian or Austrian side. For the ascent, we recommend the shorter and more demanding left path, which starts in the area of the forest road and continues over a rocky saddle to the northwest shady slope, where we ascend to the upper, using wire ropes. Follow the top of the ridge to the cross and the box (witha visitor's book and a stamp). Descend the same way, or you can use an easier and slightly longer circular path via Pasterk vrh saddle Peak and the Skalarjeva planina mountain pasture back to the border crossing and further into the valley in the direction of the ascent. (Source: Jezerska Mountain Path. Guide and diary. PD Jezersko, Jezersko, 2018)

Starting point: Jezerski Vrh

The name 'Virnikov' comes from the Virnik/Vernk homesteads, which, in the past, had their estates from one end of the mountain to the other.

Route: From the centre of Jezersko, the path leads past the village centre to the Karničar farm via an asphalt road, past the church, and up the hill. On the top of the hill, you will see the Karničar farm on the right side and, on the left side, the old church of St. Oswald. The church, first mentioned in 811, is perched high above the valley and offers beautiful views of the mighty peaks of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. From here, continue on a forest road, which then turns into a forest path, but only for a short time. The path then forks left onto a dirt road leading past Murnovo. Continue on the road for about 500 m, then turn right to a forest trail. Follow it to the marked junction and continue on the marked path through the forest below Žarkovi Peči to the Žingerc saddle. From the meadow, where the path joins the descent from Korte, ascend the final slope, then continue to the summit along the scenic ridge path. The pleasant path along the ridge through meadows and among larch trees hides steep walls below, so caution is especially needed when the path is covered in snow. Descend by the same route.

Length: 5.3 km
Ascent time: 2 h 55 min
Elevation diffrence: 776 m

MApzs map: Virnikov Grintovec
Gpx: Trail

Starting point: Zgornje Jezersko - center, Zgornje Jezersko - sports field

Route: From Spodnje Jezersko, head in the direction indicated by signs for the Spodnji Virnik farm along an asphalt road uphill, which then transitions into a dirt road. At the intersection, turn right and follow the dirt road past Murnovo. Continue on the road for about 500 m, then turn right onto a forest track. Follow it to the marked junction and continue on the marked path through the forest below Žarkovi Peči to the Žingerc saddle. From the meadow, where the path joins the descent from Korte, ascend the final slope, then continue to the summit along the scenic ridge path. The pleasant path along the ridge through meadows and among larch trees hides steep walls below, so caution is especially needed when the path is covered in snow. Descend by the same route.

Length: 5.8 km
Ascent time: 3h 30 min
Elevation diffrence: 882 m
MApzs map: Virnikov Grintovec
Gpx: Trail

Starting point: Spodnje Jezersko

MApzs map: Štegovnik

Length: 20,7 km
Ascent time: 3 h
Elevation diffrence: 1410 m

MApzs map: Storžič

For over a century, on the precipice of Spodnje Ravni, the Češka koča mountain hut has been offering shelter to day-trippers, hikers, alpinists and skiers who, under the northern wall of Grintovec, are lured by the promise of a wonderful half-day trip in a magical mountainous environment, where, despite its relatively easy accessibility - reaching the hut still requires the use of wire ropes – they are tempted by the trails, peaks, walls, views, and the adventures to be had in the mountainous world above the hut. Češka koča is the most important starting point and main mountain post in the municipality of Jezersko. The hut was built by the Czech branch of the Slovenian Alpine Association, with the aid of the Municipality of Jezersko back in the year 1900. Since that time, the Češka koča hut has been giving greater prominence to mountaineering, as well as tourism, in Jezersko. The hut is managed by the local alpine association. The typical Czech farmhouse stands on the edge of an abyss on Spodnje Ravni, beneath the southern wall of Grintovec. It is the oldest mountain hut in Slovenia that has preserved both its original exterior and internal character. The hut is a starting point for alpine ascents and mountaineering tours, whilst in spring the snow-covered slopes of Spodnje and Zgornje Ravni provide enjoyment for ski touring enthusiasts beneath the walls of  Dolgi hrbet, Grintovec and Kočna.

Thanks to its unique character and fairytale mountain environment, Češka koča is an attractive destination in itself, to where many trails lead, each with its own charm and experiences.

Length: 3,8 km
Ascent time: 2 h
Elevation diffrence: 660 m
Gpx: Trail