Ponikva/Hotunje - Sveta Uršula above Dramlje
Starting point: Ponikva/Hotunje (275 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 46.2497°N 15.4306°E
Time of walking: 1 h 30 min
Difficulty: easy marked way
Difficulty of skiing: no data
Altitude difference: 189 m
Altitude difference (by path): 280 m
Map: Posavsko hribovje Boč - Bohor 1:50.000
Access to starting point:
A) With a train...Train station Ponikva.
B) With a car...We leave the highway at exit Dramlje and we continue in the direction of Šentjur. After three kilometers at the roundabout Dole we continue in the direction of the settlement Ponikva and after approximately seven kilometers, we reach the railway track. In front of the railway crossing, we can park safely. The train station is on the other side of the rail and a little to the right.
Path description:
On the asphalt road which goes along the stream we continue in the direction of the settlement Zagaj pri Ponikvi. After about a kilometer and a half, the asphalt pavement changes into a macadam and we follow it through the forest. Soon we reach a smaller settlement of houses and with good markings we continue through the yard one of the homesteads on a meadow path. A meadow path passes into the forest and then leads us past a lot of ponds and through the forest, we follow the path a little higher to the chapel. From the chapel, we continue through Razbor, left and soon below the road viaduct, where we also cross a smaller watercourse, and we pass on the other side of the highway. We continue through a meadow, through a yard of a homestead and by a wooden fence with horses we reach the main part of Vodule. From the flat part of Vodule follows an ascent on an asphalt road and further on narrower paths in the arms of vineyards/vineyard cottages. Higher, we reach a crossing and after good hundred meters we go right and by the path, we will soon notice the church of St. Uršula and Dom drameljskih planincev in the former parish house.
The total length of the path from Ponikva/Hotunje is 5100 meters, 280 positive altitude meters and 90 negative altitude meters.
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