Mozirski gaj

Thermal pools surrounded by nature.

A municipality with intact environment and absence of pollution, a member of the European Climate Alliance. Situated at the foot of Menina Plateau, it is most visited because of The Church of St. Mohor St. Fortunatus, the largest baroque building in Slovenia.

A peak past the nearby Koča na Loki mountain hut.

One of the rare mills that is preserved functional. The municipality of Luče had over 20 mills before World War II, which have thereafter been replaced by more modern and efficient works - the old mills degraded. This mill has been first documented in during Maria Theresa's reign, making it about 250 years old. After a destruction by a flood in 1990, it has been renovated in 1996. An information is given and there is an 800-m hiking trail leading to a lookout.

A settlement in the same-named nature park.

One of the most important municipalities, first mentioned in documents in 1268. Archaeology has shown the region has been home to settlements as early as the Palaeolithic. During the 11th and 12 century, settlements reached the higher parts of the areas. Slovenia's highest located farm is located here at 1327 meters above sea level. The most notable building of the village Solčava itself is its church, built between 1461 and 1485, with further works reaching into the 17th century and dedicated to Mary of the Snows. It is home to a sitting Mary figure made out of stone about 1250, which is also shown on the municipality's coat of arms.