On Friday (21.6.) I was at the top via the technically easiest path from Soča. There aren't many alternatives lately if you consider the closure of the path over Kanjski preval, only the variant from Bavšica along the ridge over Mali Grintovec remains, which seems very little visited. Sadly the summit itself is little visited, and not just because of the difficulty. The stamp is completely worn out, the book, full, crumpled and all moldy, rests in the cabinet. But I'm writing this mainly because of the sad state of the path. The label "mountain path" really deserves only the lower part from Soča to Lemovje, the last few hundred meters before Lemovje are even exemplarily mowed to a width of a meter and a half. Really praiseworthy and friendly. Likewise the spring above Lemovje. Uphill pleasant refreshment, downhill you dream of it already from the top. From Lemovje to Planina nad Sočo it still goes for a while, especially through the forest where the path hardly overgrows. On the traverse part, approx. last 200 m altitude, the fight with grass, bushes and especially ticks begins. You'll meet some snakes too (I saw no venomous ones), but that has little to do with the path condition. On open parts the path, which mostly isn't wider than 20 cm anyway, is almost completely overgrown. Luckily it's the only one and in steepness can't be missed. When you push through the overgrown pasture among clumps of tall grass, hidden rocks and holes in between to Planina nad Sočo, you're halfway. Second big friendliness on the path is the local hunting hut with bench offering some shade and nice shelter. Here respray with anti-tick spray, because there are really lots (from big to small, due to rare visits starved and barely waiting for you). From the hunting hut the path goes on over former pastures, then through forest and then scree. Same story again, one would most like to borrow an axe from hunters and cut excess branches that will hide the modest trail completely in few years. So far not mentioned markings. Not fresh, but no feeling too few or not visible. But obviously no one has dealt with the path for at least 10-15 years and soon these markings will fade too, and then to this interesting summit only via demanding pathless terrain. Near 2000 m we reach vegetation limit and conditions change there, but not better. Initially nicely routed and secured path destroyed beyond recognition by ruthless "sliders" and then natural erosion. Instead of prudent switchbacks advance straight up towards rocky passage under summit over sliding scree. Looks like some clever head even marked these vertical "shortcuts" with red lines and legalized destruction of path and nature. Like at start the path is worthy of its name only on the last 100 altitude meters under summit. In short, nature wonderful and worth seeing. Alpine Association, responsible association, municipality, tourist organizations and innkeepers could thoroughly think if in their interest only most dedicated, stubborn and enduring go to mountains. Those don't pay for expensive apartments and lunches in Bovec, Soča and Trenta. Those who do see Soča gorges, waterfalls and museums in two days then go on. And look at Bavški Grintovec, Rombon, Kanin and other peaks from valley when drive through by car or motorcycle in half hour.