Beli Potok at Frankolovo - Špicasti vrh (Kislica)

Access to starting point:
A) Highway Maribor - Ljubljana we leave in Celje and ahead we drive on the old road Celje - Slovenske Konjice until after Frankolovo we see the signs, which point us towards the castle Lindek. Here we go left and we park on an appropriate place.
B) We can leave the highway at exit Tepanje / Slovenske Konjice, and from there we drive through Slovenske Konjice to Dolnje Stranice and forward to Beli Potok. From the mentioned side it is hard to a nice the turn off from the main road. Further as in the upper description.

Path description:
From the spot where we left the old road Slovenske Konjice - Celje we go upwards on the asphalt road through the settlement Beli Potok pri Frankolovem. After few minutes, we get to the entrance into the forest. At the beginning of the forest, we get help from an arrow, because this part of the path is marked. After the entrance into the forest we cross the stream Lindek Lindeški potok (on the left there are some climbing routes), and our path starts relatively steeply ascending on a partly stone grounding. We soon get to Waterfall Lindek. Behind the waterfall, the stream and marked path (which also flattens) will "turn" right, and here we leave the marked path and we go left (unfortunately the turn-off isn't marked).
We are ascending about fifty meters and then we turn sharply to the right (the path straight would bring us further to Frankolovo). At this turn, we will notice a cairn, which is overgrown by vegetation. The path now starts moderately ascending on a slope, and by the path, we will notice another cairn.
The path after some time brings us to a well maintained wider forest road. Here we will notice an aluminum arrow, which points us slightly left upwards. We walk on the road to the sharp turn to the right, where there is another sign, but we can quite quickly miss it. At the turn, we go upwards in the forest. Here our path will start very steeply ascending to the next narrower cart track which we only cross (we get help from another cairn), and then we soon ascend to the ridge of Kislica.
From here on, the path isn't orientationally difficult, because it runs on the ridge of Kislica and it is very well beaten. Here, gentle and steep parts are taking turns.
When after a short ascent through the roots we ascend, also a demanding part of this path will follow. On this demanding part, we are in rocky terrain, where we will over three rocky jumps ascend to a panoramic peak Špicasti vrh.
Skilful and experienced mountaineers will this part possibly walk without the use of hands, but if we use hands, then this part is much easier. When we come on Špicasti vrh the demanding part ends and we will be rewarded with a great view towards the south. In front of us wll be Celje with surroundings and surrounding hills. A view towards the east would also be outstanding (we can see Kislica from Čakovec and higher buildings in Varaždin), but this view is veiled by the forest. On the top there is also an inscription book and a stamp.
From the top, we go forward towards the west on a marked path. At the beginning we are on partly rocky terrain, well after a minute of walking the path passes again in the forest. To the top of Kislica is ten more minutes on the ridge and one smaller steep ascent. The peak of Kislica is in the forest and there isn't any view, but from the path towards the summit at one point the forest is thinner and we can see towards the north (a view towards the neighbouring Mala gora, Stenica)
I don't recommend this path in rain, because it leads through roots and rocks and it is quite slippery. Who isn't good in orientation should go on this path with someone who knows it.