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| Guest8. 10. 2007 18:58:22 |
Interesting mushroom photos!
The hut at Preval is a planšarija, so it's closed of course, usually all planšarije close around mid-September anyway.
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| Guest10. 11. 2007 15:24:45 |
The mountain station at Dobrča seems private, since according to the general mountaineering rules you can eat food and drink brought with you in the hut, without being kicked out for that..... but at Dobrča the tenant throws you out. Thanks.
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| Guest10. 11. 2007 16:22:13 |
They throw you out elsewhere too, e.g. at Slivnica, or in Domžale hut at Velika planina. Many keepers just appropriate the huts and forget that most huts and mountain stations were built in shock labor and with volunteer work. My grandpa helped voluntarily at several huts in his free time, now even his own sandwich he can't eat warm. Arrogance is just the Slovenian national sport. lp. Vanja
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| Guest25. 11. 2007 17:27:37 |
Which path is used for winter ascents to Dobrča. I mean which is quickest and best trodden in snow.
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| Guest26. 11. 2007 12:51:32 |
The most trodden is definitely the path leading to Vaška and then past the hang-gliding take-off to the summit. But if there's a lot of snow, especially for less skilled hikers, the path along the macadam road to Bistriška planina and onwards to Lešanska planina and to the summit is much more suitable. It's a bit longer, but safer with large snow amounts.
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| Guest26. 11. 2007 15:33:02 |
Well, it's not quite like that. The most trodden path is from Hibja past the hut and then to the top. You can believe it because I've been walking there for years already.
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| Guest26. 11. 2007 21:00:22 |
Where is the starting point for the route from Hibja past the hut? It interests me, because I'm not from there, but still like going to Dobrča in winter.
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| Guest16. 12. 2007 21:27:07 |
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| Guest17. 12. 2007 08:19:16 |
A veper is a wild pig, which really isn't safe to meet. They say it's more dangerous than a bear.
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| iztok.maltar17. 12. 2007 15:53:12 |
That's right, boars are wild pigs. They were about a meter long and well-fed. We met at a distance of 50 meters. I don't know what would have happened if they noticed me.
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| Guest17. 12. 2007 18:56:09 |
Lad, remember this. Every wild animal attacks only when threatened. Same with wild boar, but dangerous if it has piglets around. Regards Franc
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| iztok.maltar17. 12. 2007 20:29:08 |
Would you Franc feel threatened if I walked up and down your yard?
And I'm not the postman!
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| Guest18. 12. 2007 14:29:21 |
You have to live with nature, then you'll know wild animals too. Regards Franc
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| geppo18. 12. 2007 18:56:40 |
I've walked through tons of forests and never felt fear of wild animals - only a few years ago at Smrekovec, when there was a bear at the farm and killed some sheep. The next day I was mushrooming there - I agree that an animal with young reacts unpredictably if we surprise it. Stories of wild boar attacking humans - were always connected to a bad shot and wounded animal and subsequent attack on the enemy who attacked. I've seen lots of plowed fields and meadows, but haven't had bad experiences with this animal in my life so far and don't know of a case of a boar attacking a human (I don't ignore the fact that it can't happen)
Franc is right too!
Regards Geppo
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| Guest19. 12. 2007 10:11:53 |
I see that Geppo is a good connoisseur of nature, so I'm pleasantly surprised that he confirmed my modest experiences in nature. Such people should write on the forum. Regards, Franc
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| MajaZ26. 01. 2008 22:26:23 |
Today I was on Dobrča. I had great weather, it was very warm, wonderful view. The path is completely dry, only near the top it's icy and it's highly recommended to have crampons with you.
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| andrej jerina14. 03. 2008 14:16:17 |
Today I headed towards Dobrča from Bistriška planina. The path is dry at first, a few hundred meters higher it's already snowy. Towards Lešanska planina it's well trodden, track made to the top of Dobrča. On the planina I noticed quite a few boar tracks, about which there was debate on the forum. Since I went in the morning, the path was a bit frozen, so I recommend small crampons. I suggest visiting Šentanski vrh, which is just a few minutes from the top of Dobrča and from where there's a fantastic panorama of the surrounding mountains. I further compacted the track from my predecessor. LP Andrej
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| klavdipo24. 04. 2008 14:55:01 |
Greetings.
I'm interested in the current conditions on Dobrča, is there still a lot of snow in the summit area?
Thanks
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| andrej jerina27. 04. 2008 13:01:56 |
LP Klavdipo! Today I was on Storžič and looked at Dobrča below me. Dobrča is dry, so you go up without problems. LP Andrej
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