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Planinski dom na Resevni

A mountain hut on Resevna hill in eastern Slovenia, operated by the Šentjur Mountaineering Association and open to hikers and day visitors.

Last updated September 29, 2026

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Overview

Planinski dom na Resevni ("Mountain Hut on Resevna") is a mountain lodge standing just below the summit of Resevna (682 m), a hill on the northern edge of the Kozjansko region in eastern Slovenia. It is owned and operated by Planinsko društvo Šentjur (the Šentjur Mountaineering Association), the local alpine club based in the town of Šentjur. The hut is a classic Slovenian "planinski dom" — a staffed mountain house offering food, drink and simple overnight accommodation to hikers, and it functions as the main refreshment and rest point for visitors climbing Resevna from the surrounding valleys. The site has been used by the Šentjur mountaineers since the mid-20th century. According to the association, PD Šentjur built a wooden, 12-metre-high viewing tower on Resevna in 1953, and a modest shelter was erected somewhat below the summit and opened to visitors. Over the decades this developed into the present mountain hut, which today offers a dining room with around 50 seats, a small number of beds in shared rooms, and a winter room. The hut is open on a limited weekly schedule — typically Thursday to Friday afternoons and Saturday, Sunday and public holidays during the day — and is run by a resident hut keeper or lessee. Resevna is a popular local excursion destination, and the hut is reached by marked walking trails from Šentjur, Prožinska vas, Štore, Celje, Laško and Vrh nad Laškim, as well as by a local and forest road from Šentjur via Hruševec to a car park near the hut. The association also maintains other attractions on the hill, including the Gaberšek Trail and various viewpoints. As a small, club-run mountain hut rather than a commercial hotel chain, Planinski dom na Resevni is best understood as a hospitality and recreation brand tied to Slovenian mountaineering culture and to the Šentjur alpine association.

History

Planinski dom na Resevni is a mountain hut on Resevna (682 m), a hill on the northern edge of the Kozjansko region in eastern Slovenia. It is owned and run by Planinsko društvo Šentjur, the mountaineering association of the town of Šentjur. The association's own account states that in 1953 PD Šentjur built a wooden, 12-metre-high viewing tower on Resevna, and that a modest shelter was erected somewhat below the summit and opened to visitors. That shelter is the origin of the present mountain house. Over the following decades the site developed into a staffed "planinski dom" of the kind common across Slovenia: a mountain building providing meals, drinks and simple overnight accommodation for hikers. The present hut stands just below the summit on the southern side of Resevna. It has a dining room with about 50 seats, a small number of beds in shared rooms, and a winter room. It is managed by a hut keeper or lessee, and is open on a limited weekly schedule — typically Thursday to Friday afternoons and Saturday, Sunday and public holidays during the day. Resevna itself is a long-established local excursion destination, and the hut serves walkers arriving by marked trails from Šentjur, Prožinska vas, Štore, Celje, Laško and Vrh nad Laškim, as well as visitors driving the local and forest road from Šentjur via Hruševec to a car park near the hut. The Šentjur association also maintains other features on the hill, including the Gaberšek Trail and viewpoints. As with many Slovenian club huts, the operation is small-scale and tied to the volunteer mountaineering association rather than to a commercial hospitality company.

  • 1953

    PD Šentjur builds a wooden, 12-metre-high viewing tower on Resevna and erects a modest shelter below the summit, which is opened to visitors.

Products and positioning

A small, club-run Slovenian mountain hut offering traditional hospitality to hikers on Resevna hill.

  • Mountain hut accommodation

    Beds in shared rooms and a winter room for hikers.

  • Dining room

    A dining room with about 50 seats serving meals and drinks.

  • Resevna viewing tower

    A wooden viewing tower built by PD Šentjur in 1953.

  • Gaberšek Trail

    A themed trail on Resevna maintained by the association.

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