It is a cultural and ethnological path that runs in the area of Šmartno, Golavabuka and Legen. It has been made based on the craft tradition of our city, which is nowadays still preserved by numerous masters of arts and crafts. The interesting sights along the path are the Church of St. Martin, a 250-year-old Štibler’s lime tree, a plague column, as well as Herčev’s saw and mill. You can visit the tourist farm Lešnik, get familiar with old customs, chores and tools, forge and you can visit the Church of St. George, where the old Slavic graves are located. 

runs down the slopes of two mountain villages, Sele and Vrhe, where the writer and priest Franc Ksaver Meško spent most of his life on his pilgrimages. Meško and his parishioners made the path with their steps and this same path was later arranged by the local people in memory of Meško. In the village Sele, below Uršlja gora, is his resting place. The path leads further on past shrines, mighty trees, farms and granaries towards St. Agnes at Vrhe, which is hidden in a cave. A special attraction along the path is “Strčkov britof” cemetery, which was mentioned in his stories by Lovro Kuhar – Prežihov Voranc. 

will take you through gorges, woods and meadows at the edge of Uršlja gora mountain, where you will be awestricken by the diversity of flora and the beauty of the landscape. The path leads below mighty woods, past pastures and meadows and other stops meant for rest and refreshment. The path starts at the inn Suhodolnik in Suhi Dol. After first three kilometres of slow and easy walk uphill through the most picturesque gorge in Koroška, named Kaštel, the idylic valley opens up. The highest point along the path is the farm Verneršek at an altitude of 1100 metres. Suitable mountain equipment is recommended. 

is located in direct closeness of the city Slovenj Gradec. The view from the top over the city and the entire upper part of Mislinja valley and its surrounding hills is magnificent. The path offers people an opportunity for a walk and recreation and you can observe numerous tree sorts, such as Robinia, chestnut tree and Douglas fir. The path starts by the industrial zone Fecro, in direct closeness to Inn Murko, and it crosses a disused railway line. The path runs through the woods of the eastern and northeastern part of Gmajna. The path is suitable for visitors of all age groups and physical conditions. 

Berneker's path was renovated by the local people of Legen in memory of the renowned Slovene sculptor Franc Berneker, who was born at the edge of Pohorje forest below Mala Kopa. The path is ideal for hikers, cyclists and horse riders. The diversity of the terrain offers numerous panoramic views over Mislinja valley. The path starts at the Inn Plesnik and runs past the Church of St. Barbara to the ruins of Berneker’s birth house and further past the ecological farms Krenker and Golob as well as tourist farm Klevž. Along the path you will explore numerous natural attractions, shrines and signs. You can visit the cabin below Kremžarjev vrh and partisan hospital Trška gora, which is an open air museum. 

A part of the path between mountain-tourist centre Kope and Ribniško jezero Lake is arranged as a themed walking path. The popular path is equipped with information about the special features of Pohorje. The path is a 5 km-long and is suitable for families with children and elderly, due to its relatively flat terrain. Starting points are Ribniška Koča and the centre Kope. At the information centre Kope you can watch a multimedia presentation of Pohorje and in front of it there lies a true “skorjanka” – a hut in which foresters of Pohorje used to live. Ribniško jezero Lake is also worth visiting, once you are at Ribniška koča cabin. 

Was built in the small village Sele below Uršlja gora, on the trace of former Roman road. In the time of the Romans there was a significant Roman post named Colatio, located in Stari trg pri Slovenj Gradcu, which led from Celje (Celeia) to Klagenfurt (Virunuma). 

The path and the annual event Meeting with the Dwarves on Zagmajšek peak, in peculiar way connects the past with the present, imagination, memories and reality, it reminds us about the creatures, our ancestors were telling about. 

begins in the area of Rožnik, by the winding hill towards Legen. The path Tičnica connects people with nature and forest. 

the path connects the Church of St. Martin, the Church of St. George, the Church of St. Barbara, the Church of St. Philip and Jacob, the Church of St. Magdalene, the Church of St. Andrew, the Church of St. Thomas and the Church of St. Mary. The path is 28.7 km long. 

Zelena pot z zgodbo od Podgorja do Wiederdriesa (Vodriža) je krožna učna pot, kjer se lahko preizkusite v matematičnih, naravoslovnih in literarnih nalogah, ki so predstavljene na informativnih tablah ob poti. V objemu narave se sprehodite po gozdovih, travnikih, gozdnih cestah, mimo kmetij, vse do čudovitih razgledov proti Pohorju in Uršlji gori. Učna pot se začne pri Osnovni šoli Podgorje pri Slovenj Gradcu, nadaljuje mimo gostilne Rogina, po gozdni cesti do kmetije Močivnik in naprej do Fidija, kjer se zaključi prvi del poti (5,9 km oziroma 2,5 ure hoje). Pot se nadaljuje proti kmetiji Prijolič, mimo grajskega ribnika in vodi vse do razvalin gradu Wiederdries-Vodriž (9,3 km oziroma 4 ure hoje). Pot je primerna za vse starostne skupine.