Lovrenška lakes
Hike to Lovrenška Jezera
Hike to Lovrenška Jezera, a large high peat bog in central Pohorje between Ribniško Pohorje and Rogla, with about 20 small lakes in two forest-divided sections—one of Slovenia's biggest, around 8000 years old. Walk the elevated wooden boardwalk over the marsh, starting at an observation tower for views of the lakes and bog. Fed solely by rainwater and holding water year-round, it's a protected reserve for rare species—great for a quiet nature link with the Flat Out Days family.
What to Expect?
Stroll the boardwalk to see the bog's features like persistent lakes and vegetation, in a peaceful setting showcasing Pohorje's heritage. It's a straightforward path for all, offering discovery and a panoramic start from the tower.
How to Get There?
Open to everyone—just hike up freely from nearby access points in the festival area. Find all other info, including maps and route details, on the Pohorje website at www.pohorje-slovenija.si/pohodnistvo/lovrenska-jezera. We'll share starting tips in the festival schedule and on-site.
Nature
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Discover Energy Points, a serene spot at the festival with 13 special areas atop Pungart for relaxation, chakra cleansing, and a subtle recharge in Kope's natural surroundings. Reach them by hike or chairlift, with each point describing its chakra effects for easy self-guided balance. It's a calm break to connect with fellow festival goers in the Flat Out Days family, fitting nicely around your rides.
Ribniško lake
Hike to Ribniško Jezero, a natural reserve in the Natura 2000 area and one of Pohorje's top high peat bogs at 1490 meters near Jezerski Vrh—fed by rainwater for a serene, unique landscape. Follow the maintained path through moss-covered grounds with peat up to 2 meters deep, surrounded by dwarf pine and peat moss. It's a simple nature escape for calm and connection with fellow festival goers in the Flat Out Days family.
