Bršljin to Lunja and back. Pot se začne pri potoku Bezgavec, gre mimo vojašnice Novo mesto, Skozi prečno do jame Lukne. Pot se kasneje vrača nazaj, še do plezalne stene luknje, kjer se dobro vidi tudi prva hidroelektrarna v Novem mestu. Pot nazaj vodi mimo letališča Prečna, mimo Konjeniškega kluba Češča vas in Veledrom Novo mesto, skozi gozd in mimo skadišč steklene volne.
Pot je speljana tudi po poti, kjer ni pločnika, zato Vas prosim, da tam hodite previdno
The trail starts at the creek Bezgavec, passing the barracks Novo mesto, through transversely to the cave Lukna. The route then returns back up to a climbing wall hole, which may be seen first hydroelectric power plant in Novo Mesto. The way back leads past the airport Prečna, past the equestrian clubs Češča vas and Veledrom Novo mesto, through the woods and past depot glass wool.
Some cache require manual dexterity and imagination and I hope that you all leave and find all cache.
The path runs well on the road, where there is no sidewalk, so please be there to walk with caution
SLO: GRAD LUKNJA:
Grad Luknja, v pisnih virih prvič izpričan leta 1358, je veljal za enega najbolj utrjenih dolenjskih gradov. Njegovi prvi lastniki so bili gospodje Lukenjski, med njimi tudi znani Erazem Predjamski. Leta 1550 so tedanji lastniki Galli pl. Gallensteini grajsko poznogotsko stolpasto jedro obdali z obzidjem, dvema ogelnima stolpoma in obrambnim jarkom. Zaradi davka na streho je bil grad po prvi svetovni vojni razkrit in prepuščen propadu. V pečini nad gradom so vidni ostanki srednjeveškega zatočišča in vojaške opazovalnice.
CASTLE HOLE:
Grad hole in written sources, first attested in 1358, is considered one of the most fortified castles of Dolenjska. Its first owners were gentlemen hole, including the famous Erazem of Predjama. In 1550 the then owners Galli pl. Gallenstein late Gothic castle tower-like core surrounded by a wall, two angle bars towers and a moat. Because of the tax on the roof of the castle it was after the First World War and neglected disclosed. On a cliff above the castle are visible remains of the medieval refuge and military observatory.
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