The walking path takes you past the village centre, and from there, you continue along the asphalt road, passing by a chapel up the hill. On the top of the hill, you'll 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 elevated high above the valley and offers magnificent views of the mighty peaks of the Kamnik-Savinja Alps. At Karničar's, you can also buy homemade organic products: excellent homemade cheese, meats, dairy products, and eggs.

The locals dammed the heart-shaped Lake Planšar in memory of the large glacial lake, after which the place was named. The lake is one of the most attractive spots in the area. Park at the inn by Lake Planšar, continue past the inn, over a short hill along the road on the lake's edge. Alongside the road, on the left side, there's a barrier; bypass it and follow the path leading to the lake. Here, the path splits, one leading over a large bridge into a small forest and back to the starting point. The other takes you around the lake, passing a small bridge, and then you continue along a pleasant path by the lake back to the starting point.

The path can be walked in both directions.

Park opposite the municipal building. The path starts at the wooden bridge leading over the meadow into the avenue of trees. Follow the avenue until you reach a fork, then turn right and continue until you reach the next bridge, then turn left. Continue along the dirt road until you reach another fork, where you turn left again. Walk along the asphalt road until you reach Lake Planšar. Stop at the Restaurant by Lake Planšar for a short rest and refreshments, and enjoy the beautiful nature.