2. Water sprite Jezernik is a study trip, which is geared towards a natural value of the virgin forest Šumik, i.e. natural sight which we can discover during realistically guided forest photo safari escape. The virgin forest Šumik is the largest Slovenian primally preserved mixed virgin forest, where you can find 24 metres high Grand Šumik waterfall, the highest Slovenian waterfall on non-carbonated ground. Beside it stands a marble rock with a face of a water sprite Jezernik, which uncovers only to skilled photographers who know to use effect of the golden ratio. The face of Jezernik will be accessed laterally. Namely, at the beginning we will visit the Ravbar rockface, where we will discover a 6 metres high marble portrait of an evil castle landowner Jera, who was bewitched by a water sprite Jezernik. We will cross the Lobnica canyon in the vicinity of the Small Šumik waterfall by use of a suspension bridge. Both valley and canyon of the mountain creek Lobnica have a torrential character. When Jezernik gets angry, the path is life-threatening, and for this reason it is secured as a demanding mountain path from the Grand Šumik waterfall onwards. During hiking we will also cross cascades of the Verna waterfall. We will be exposed to a wild sound retreat along 3km of the path. In the virgin forest you can not access online network or phone signal. At the forest car park Bajgot we will afford face Kneipp therapy and barefoot reflexology session in a torrential Lobnica creek. In immediate vicinity once operated famous glass manufactures and blast furnaces. Foresters moved timber from the virgin forest to the Lobnica valley and the Drava river across the longest Slovenian forest water gondola (7.5km). In the Lobnica valley we can find remnants of mills, sawmills, forges, glass manufactures and rafting. The Lobnica creek springs up also in the Black lake. Consequently, hidden wishes transform into atoms and molecules, which flow through the trinity of rivers Drava-Sava-Donava into the Black Sea, and circularly return. This was known also to legendary ancient inhabitants of the Pohorje mountainside who composed a proverb: »Everything returns, everything is paid.« Musical tradition of flour milling reflects in a folk song for children titled »Beside a clear stream stands a mill«. The way to a human's heart is through his/her stomach, what is a reason that we will also experience evening gastronomic event beside the oldest vine in the world called Modra kavčina. Each explorer of Slovenian cultural heritage can loudly sing a song titled »A farrier shoes a horse«. Next to remnants of sawmills we can sing a song titled »A saw is singing loudly«. A local gastronomy has also a seasonal character. The main fruits are blueberries and raspberries, the major spices are mushrooms, the most delicious meal is mushroom soup with buckwheat žganci. Spoon dish is also Pohorje pot (orig. pohorski pisker). Pohorje omelette is a protected dessert. Characteristical are also home-made strudel, walnut potica, gibanica, fried pastries called flancati. Typical Pohorje spirits are gin, bilberry brandy and walnut liqueur. We will taste them during walking to avoid unpleasant shade of mighty Pohorje coniferous trees, as well as deciduous trees, such as beeches, hornbeams or oaks. Each oak was originally a small acorn. Many trees grow from rocks, what shows a biotic diversity of amazingly beautiful natural reserve on the Pohorje mountainside. Red deers are kings of wild cloven hoofed game. Film director Mako Sajko even produced a documentary movie about them titled Tournament nearby Šumik.