The Pohorje Regional Park is an area of well-preserved nature and cultural landscape. Please behave as a respectful guest—do not harm plants and animals, and respect landowners and other visitors.
Respect the ban on motor vehicles in natural areas
Driving motor vehicles in natural environments is harmful to sensitive and endangered wildlife. It damages vegetation and soil and contributes to erosion. It is also disturbing for visitors seeking peace in nature.
Some forest roads are closed to motor traffic. Parking is permitted only within a five-metre zone from the edge of the roadway.
Cycling is allowed only on roads
Cycling in natural areas can disturb wildlife, damage vegetation and soil, and lead to erosion. It may also interfere with hikers enjoying the natural environment.
Cycling is permitted only on roads, except for certain forest roads that are also closed to bicycles. Riding bicycles on forest tracks and hiking trails is not allowed.
Dogs must be kept on a leash
Dogs may disturb or threaten wildlife species and may also be at risk from encounters with wild animals.
Drone flying is prohibited
Flying drones can disturb sensitive wildlife and may be unsafe or disruptive for other visitors enjoying the natural environment.
Please help us protect the nature park by not camping or lighting fires.
Camping and lighting fires cause pollution and pose a risk to both nature and visitors.
First conservation area
The park’s first conservation area is primarily intended for the conservation of pristine natural areas and the natural development of ecosystems. It includes old-growth forest reserves and protective forests. In this area, visitors must stay on marked hiking trails, avoid disturbing wildlife, and strictly respect the prohibition of hunting, as well as the picking, collecting, or removing of plants and fungi.
You can view the first protection zone on the map of the Pohorje Regional Park.