Kamenščina - Velika Milanja

Access to starting point:
From highway Ljubljana - Koper we go to the exit Postojna and follow the road ahead in the direction of Pivka, Reka and Ilirska Bistrica. In the settlement Pivka we leave the main road which runs towards Ilirska Bistrica and we continue driving towards the village Knežak. Only a little after Knežak, we come to the village Šembije, where we need to pay attention to the first turn-off to the left. So from the main road we turn sharply left and we continue driving on a macadam road which is at first gently, after that a little steeper ascending over karst fields. The road then flattens and brings us in smaller plateau terrain below Volovja reber. If we have a purpose to do a circular tour on the ridge of Volovja reber, then we can park already here, if not then we drive further, on occasionally a little rough macadam road which higher brings us to a sharp left turn, in the middle of which rough road branches off to the right. We continue on the left "main" road which higher brings us to the next crossroad by which we park.

Path description:
From the crossroad, we go sharply left, on a little rough forest road which starts to ascend diagonally over more and more panoramic grassy slopes. The worse road soon turns to the right and almost entirely flattens. A little further, we notice a worse cart track which from the road branches off to the right. We go on the mentioned cart track which is at first a little poorly visible. The mentioned cart track at first barely ascends, follows a short descent, and then it starts ascending diagonally towards the saddle between Velika Milanja on the left and Lunjevica on the right.
When we get to the mentioned small saddle, we will at the same time step also to the crossing of cart tracks.
We continue sharply left, on a more distinct cart track which soon brings us to the spot, where the path branches off to the right on a some kind of the secondary peak of Velika Milanja, on which there is a natural window (to the window is only 3 minutes of walking), and we continue straight on an increasingly panoramic path, on which in few minutes of additional walking, we ascend to the summit.