On the south sunny side of the Pohorje Massif there is the village of Skomarje, which is only four kilometres away from the Ločnikar Vacation Farm. The farm building is over 400 years old and its farm architecture remained the same to this day. In 2001, this vacation farm was accepted into the European circle of traditional houses.

The farm not only offers accommodation and delicious food but also encourages visitors to prepare the food themselves. The hosts teach them how to make bread and lamb in a wood-fired oven. They also learn to make štruklji (ricotta dumplings) and potica (walnut rolled pastry), apple strudel and the Pohorje omelette. They can also have a sip of house blueberry liqueur, taste homemade bunka (Pohorje salami), cheese and ricotta and drink fresh juice. But that is not all that this lovely organic farm has to offer.

The Pohorje Massif is a paradise for hikers and there are numerous marked trails leading across and over the massif that will satisfy even the most demanding hikers. We especially recommend you to visit the Šumik "Jungle", the Black Lake, The Lovrenc Lakes, the Brinjeva Mountain, etc. In the village, the most interesting things to see are the Vodovnik Homestead, the Church of St Lambert and the newly renovated museum of the Slovene poet Jurij Vodovnik.