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| triglavski25. 06. 2009 16:12:03 |
Then you should have opened the discussion under this title, otherwise the direct path is again some invention, nobody in Trenta knows this term.
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| monter25. 06. 2009 21:41:53 |
Triglavski, you are really strict. Legenda just read from Hribi.net and he couldn't know about the "invention". You describe all your ascents nicely, really nicely. Be a little more tolerant, and you'll be "superman".
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| triglavski26. 06. 2009 12:39:36 |
Monter, it's not about strictness because it's not needed, but to some users I want to say that the portal already has quite an extensive collection with lots of useful data, (of course not the only one where you get info on hills and mountains), so some questions are pointless. Maybe Viharnik should make some guide on how to "search". Of course with such "weird" questions I always doubt how some manage in mountains when they don't even do well at the computer.
Legenda, usually there are more paths to each mountain, so specify the concrete one, then the answer is easier.
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| viharnik26. 06. 2009 15:38:18 |
To avoid misunderstanding, Triglavski and others, I'm not a hunter, almost became one once... then I preferred to join the then alpine club Turnc under Šmarna gora in '85 in Vikrče. The heartfelt wish and path stayed in the background after my father's death and mom's warnings. Later I joined Karate SANKUKAI, which took me to different but deep self-recognitions -(moder kju). Remember Tom Česna's book - SAM?
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| legenda26. 06. 2009 17:36:57 |
Triglavski, I know and have walked all marked paths on Bavški Grintavec. This year I haven't been to the top yet, so I just wanted useful info on current conditions on the path listed on Hribi.net. Anyway, I do well in front of the computer, but I know I won't manage in mountains as well as you. That's why I ask and expect a proper answer.
Also, I follow your posts daily which are really excellent, but if you don't want to answer questions that are pointless to you and better suit a quiz, then I don't need pointless comments either.
Best regards
Legenda
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| jprim26. 06. 2009 17:38:45 |
Also my comment, which doesn't relate to Bavški Grintavec but to triglavski's comments; he already 'scolded' me too, and I'd say once more: more patience to less experienced others, because in comments there's a slight tone of disdain, which I think doesn't belong here. Or now there are too many hikers and mountaineers on various mountain paths and Mr. triglavski isn't alone in high mountains anymore.
Is this perhaps the cause of such humiliating comments or just bad days again.
LP! Jelica
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| viharnik26. 06. 2009 18:31:08 |
It's not about disdain here. Triglavski nicely said that there's no "direct" path from Zapodna and I believe they don't know it by that term in Trenta. There is however a path over sedlo Kanja 2030m and the classic one on scree and oval cirque to the left and joins the previous, harder one on the ridge. Given the justified doubt about which path it is, Triglavski, who knows the paths in detail, can't agree or express it.
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| triglavski26. 06. 2009 21:25:38 |
Be concrete and you'll get concrete answers, if I happen to know of course, since even chamois don't bring me info, jprim let me comfort you, no bad days, best regards
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| skrajnik26. 06. 2009 22:10:22 |
Come on then, let the administrator change the excursion or path to the right name if it bothers you that much
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| heinz27. 06. 2009 20:35:10 |
Is this maybe that thing?
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| gorska koza27. 06. 2009 21:45:47 |
"That thing"??? is Bavarian Grintavec, Srebrnjak and Trentski Pelc (from right to left). The valley below is Zadnja Trenta (Zapoden).
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| nofix14. 07. 2009 13:04:24 |
This weekend we plan to go up from Zadnja Trenta ... then via ferrata and then down to Bavšica. Anyone been up there recently? Curious about the conditions.
Thx and LP, borut
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| knap422714. 07. 2009 17:02:37 |
The path from Zadnja Trenta over Kanski preval to the summit is dry, fixed protections OK, lots of new scree on the path so careful. I descended to Soča, but based on what I saw I assume snow patches still on path to Bavšica.
LP, Matej
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| triglavski14. 07. 2009 19:45:44 |
From B. Grintavec to Bavšica there are two descents, one via Kanja with some larger snowfields towards Bukovec, the other along ridge to Vrh Brda and down to planina Bukovec. The ridge part is dry, above Bukovec there might still be some snowfield. But there is still snow in Tesna under the hunter hut Bukovec almost all the way to Bavšica.
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| aljoša114. 07. 2009 21:59:41 |
Can one really get to the summit from Soča village in 4.5 hours? Isn't that a bit unrealistic or am I wrong?
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| glavca15. 07. 2009 20:06:52 |
I was at the summit on Sunday up and down from Soča village. Took me 5 hours to summit cuz
I don't walk fast, plus 15 min
break in between. So believe it can be faster.
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| aljoša115. 07. 2009 20:20:20 |
Thanks for the info. We'll see how our hike goes, I'll report back how it went.
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| nofix16. 07. 2009 07:24:32 |
What about in the Bavšica valley, would ice axe suffice or also crampons?
Thx and LP
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| hanč16. 07. 2009 20:01:02 |
Is the path from Soča village to the summit dangerous like the one from Trenta supposedly is? I haven't been yet, I'd like to go sometime, wondering which one you recommend more, I'm not some great mountaineer, mainly worried if terrain is more exposed than if there are some pegs lp?
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