Apartment Tarman

In the village Planina pod Golico, 4 km from the town of Jesenice, you can ski in the ski resort Črni vrh. One ski pass you is free of charge. 50 m away from the ski slopes you can refresh yourself in the restaurant Pr Cop. On 13 and 14 February there will be Carnival event, downhill, pig´s head for a trophy.

Each year is  prepared sleds route, is 1034 m. By the Sava River is the entrance to the caves Koreln’s ditch, where iron ore were mined.

In Jesenice on the Old Sava, you can also see the mining museum. In addition to skiing on Črni vrh,  you have in Jesenice in the sports hall Podmežakla offer of recreational skating, hockey tour matches, bowling, fitness, table tennis.

Planina pod Golico is a mountain village in the municipality of Jesenice, in the Upper Carniola region of Slovenia.It lies at an altitude of 954 m in the Karavanke Alps, at the foot of mount Golica. The settlement´s name itself means "pasture below Golica." Before 1955[2], it was known as Sveti Križ ("Holy Cross"), however the political climate at the time could not tolerate such an explicitly religious name.The settlement was originally linked to ironworks. In the 14th century smelting ovens were in operation in the village, and the beginnings of mining are documented in an Ortenburg Mining Order dating to 1381, where mining and blast furnace operations at Planina pod Golico are mentioned. A copy of this document is exhibited in the Museum of the History of Steel  After the 15th century, the ironworks were moved further down into the valley, closer to a greater source of water needed for the process, and Jesenice became the main industrial and administrative centre.

Iron ore was still mined close to the village in the Savske Jame ("Sava Caves") area until the early 20th century.The Church of the Holy Cross (Slovene: Cerkev Svetega Križa) was built in the late 17th century by the Bucelleni family, the Italian owners of mines in the surrounding area[4]. The village nucleus developed around it; the settlement also derived its original name of Sveti Križ from it.Today the village is more famous as a starting point for hiking routes to nearby scenic peaks such as Golica and Rožca, but especially for the wild white narcissi that flower in mountain pastures around the village from late April to early May. The plants have been protected by law from 1949 and any picking of them is strictly forbidden. There is a Narcissi festival organized by the local tourist association in May. The chairlift for the Španov vrh ski slope also begins in Planina pod Golico[5]. There is also a natural luge track beyond the village in the Savske Jame area[6] and competitions are organised by the Jesenice Luge Club here every winter.