Its starting point is at the largest castle in Slovenia, from where through the straggling village of Grad we ride into Kuzma and continue the route through the upper part of Matjaševci along the road bordering the Republic of Austria all the way to the Tromejnik, the meeting point of three lands, at Trdkova. To Martinje or rather to the viewpoint (the Srebrni breg) we can come by the shorter route from the Tromejnik and at the same time see the forest study trail, or else by the longer route along the road bordering the Republic of Hungary, and we join the route at Martinje. We continue the route along the ridge, but soon we turn left onto a gravel road which leads through the forest to Lenarčič's mill at Neradnovci and past the Mrzli studenec, a spring of clean cold water, to Šulinci. Along the valley of the Merak stream we continue the route towards Boreča. On the way we ride past the â€oBalloonâ€? – a memorial in Ženavlje, and then in the lower part of the village of Boreča we turn off the asphalt route onto a forest track which leads to a clearing in the middle of pine forests, where the little church of St Anne stands. Here we turn onto a gravel track, along which, in the shade of the forests, past the old crossroads of the Goričko routes, the Križarka, we cycle back to the largest Slovenian castle at Grad.

The route runs through varied countryside and between forests.