Dom na Bukovici

Dom na Bukovici is a mountain hut in Slovenia, located on the northern slope of Bukovica below its summit at 568 metres above sea level. It is operated by the Žalec Mountaineering Society (Planinsko društvo Žalec) and is classified in category 3a by the Alpine Association of Slovenia. The hut is not a hospitality establishment in the commercial sense and is not accessible by car or by a passenger cable car. It was ceremonially opened on 27 April 1991. Nearby stands an old wooden shelter. The hut is open on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays between 8:00 and 18:00, and in summer until 20:00. It has 30 seats, with wooden benches on the meadow in front of and above the hut. The view is limited to nearby peaks such as Malič, Gozdnik, Mrzlica, Kotečnik, Hom, Kamnik, Golava and the Zabukovica valley; a view of the peaks above the Lower Savinja Valley requires climbing to the top of Bukovica at 584 metres. Access routes include Migojnice (0.45 hours), Zabukovica (1 hour) and Kasaze (1 hour). Information is available via the hut telephone and the PD Žalec telephone. The hut is a modest, volunteer-run mountain facility rather than a commercial brand, but it functions as a named and operated mountain hut within the Slovenian mountaineering network.

Dom na Bukovici was ceremonially opened on 27 April 1991. It is situated on the northern slope of Bukovica, below the summit, at 568 metres above sea level. The hut belongs to the Žalec Mountaineering Society (PD Žalec) and is classified in category 3a by the Alpine Association of Slovenia. It is not a commercial hospitality establishment and cannot be reached by car or passenger cable car. An old wooden shelter stands nearby, indicating earlier shelter on the mountain. The hut has 30 seats and wooden benches on the meadow in front of and above it. It is open on Saturdays, Sundays and holidays from 8:00 to 18:00, and in summer until 20:00. Access routes lead from Migojnice in 0.45 hours, from Zabukovica in 1 hour, and from Kasaze in 1 hour. The view from the hut is limited to Malič (936 m), Gozdnik (1090 m), Mrzlica (1122 m), Kotečnik (772 m), Hom (607 m), Kamnik (857 m), Golava (836 m) and the Zabukovica valley; a broader view of the peaks above the Lower Savinja Valley requires climbing to the top of Bukovica at 584 metres. Information about the hut is available through the hut telephone and the PD Žalec telephone. The hut is part of the Savinja Mountaineering Trail (SPP) described in Božo Jordan's guide.

• Dom na Bukovici ceremonially opened on 27 April 1991.

A volunteer-run mountain hut in the Slovenian Alpine Association network, offering basic shelter and refreshment for hikers rather than commercial hospitality.

• Dom na Bukovici mountain hut

  A mountain hut with 30 seats, open on weekends and holidays, offering shelter and refreshment for hikers.

1. 1PD ŽALEC - Dom na Bukovicipdzalec.si
2. 2Wikidata: Dom na Bukoviciwikidata.org