Dve špici, Poldašnja špica
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| Rok2. 08. 2007 12:32:52 |
This time I went to the Two Spires and Poldašnja Spica. I started at Planina Zajzera and went past Rudni Vrh on path 648 to the Two Spires. In the upper section there are lots of ruins from World War One, the path goes through a 70m long tunnel, natural window and 150m long man-made carved ledge in the wall of Cime Alte.
I planned to go to Poldašnja Spica on path 649 over Piper, but there's a sign at the start of the path that it's closed. So I descended back to Rudni Vrh instead and went to the summit from there.
Regards, Rok.
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| Rok2. 08. 2007 14:50:01 |
Fixed protections over the carved ledge are in pretty bad condition, but at key spots they've been patched up somehow (e.g. torn cable tied with rope to a peg).
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| GITA7. 10. 2009 21:55:12 |
Before the announced weather deterioration we simply had to make use of the nice day. We've never been to Dunjska valley before, so one of the peaks above it has been on our "wish list" for a long time. Today we chose Dve špici (Due Pizzi), left Poldašnja špica "reserved" for a family trip with kids.
We decided for ascent via path 605. On the entire path up to sedlo Čalanut (Forchia di Cjanalot) you can observe the "destructive" force of water that found its way to the valley. But it doesn't hinder the approach. Fixed protections on descent to the notch between both summits and on the artificial carved ledge in the south wall of Cima Alta are still in similar condition as described by Rok above (on descent to notch practically none). In our opinion the cables in original length there served more for sense of security than really needed. Well, at one or two spots where welcome they are still solid and ease progress. On the whole path we met no living soul... well not quite - on top two jackdaws joined us, on return we spotted three chamois in distance staging their "dance" on scree  . Initially planned to descend via path 648 to check it out, but time was pressing so we chose the known path instead which is nice, "open" and scenic. We spent a wonderful day. Path really not difficult, so we warmly recommend it except to those with vertigo!
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| dogna8. 10. 2009 10:15:25 |
Dunja Valley is something special. When driving through it you admire the mighty north face of Montaž on the right, on the left lower Naborje Mountains. The scenes accompanying you to the saddle are indescribably magical,
somewhere almost fairy-tale. There are few visitors in this area, solitude lovers and beautiful nature get their money's worth here. At this time a wonderful trip to Poldašnja Spica, as west of the bivouac, at the start of the path to Piparji there are wonderful larches. The whole world around here is unique. I also recommend visiting
Krniška Glavica for the exceptional view of Montaž's north face. Enjoy the joys of this magical part of the western Julian Alps.
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| triglavski8. 10. 2009 11:03:56 |
The larches don't have their true color yet, I was up there three days ago, otherwise the path to Piparji has been closed for several years. This year's snow avalanches have caused a lot of damage also on path 648 (washed away soil, fallen trees), so it was very difficult to pass before summer, I don't know how it is now.
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| Volk26. 10. 2009 22:40:31 |
Yesterday on Poldašnja Spica. Beautiful!
Highly recommend.
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| ania1. 11. 2009 19:41:32 |
Today on Poldašnja špica from Zajezere.
Everything that the predecessors wrote HOLDS TRUE. 
Regards A.
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| Parkeljc12. 05. 2011 21:05:51 |
Today we planned to conquer Cima Alto, in the end we only conquered Cima Vildiver. Although we inquired before the trip from some "know-it-alls", we couldn't get reliable info on path opening/closure, so despite all concerns we set off from Zajzera past the hut (Rifugio Grego).. then along the asphalt road 15 min downhill and at the well-marked junction steeply uphill (path no. 648). The path is quite steep throughout, somewhat undermined by torrents in places, but no major issues. A bit more caution needed when crossing the very crumbly slope under the vertical wall of Piper. Shortly after, path no. 605 joins, we reach the saddle in a few minutes, then also Bivak Bernardinis.
Just below the summit of Cima Vildiver we meet three Austrians who say they couldn't reach Cima Alto due to avalanche, and the path is closed anyway. While looking for the path on the north side of Cima Vildiver we find that the tunnel entrance is still covered with a large amount of snow, so passage is not possible at all. So only the "small" summit remains for us.
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| svicr21. 05. 2011 21:20:12 |
Due to somewhat worse weather forecast (afternoon thunderstorms), we started the trip to the Two Spires by driving up Dunja Valley to the start of path no. 648. From there to Bivak Bernardinis the path is in the same condition as described by Parkeljc on 12.5.2011.
A few last warm days melted the snow in front of the tunnel entrance and allowed passage to the north side of Cima Vildiver. When descending to the notch between the two spires, we had to cross a small snowfield. The protections along the ledge are in poor condition in some places (torn cables). When crossing, caution is also needed due to debris on the path. We reached the summit still in nice clear weather, but thunderstorm clouds were gathering over Montaž. Also from this Naborje summit there are very nice views. We returned the same way without special issues. Weather spared us till the end.
We had a great time on the tour, Svicr and Kofetarca.
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| matic414. 06. 2011 17:11:46 |
To the svicr-ja's description I can only add that there is no snowfield anymore, the rest I won't repeat. Path 649 towards Piparji is normally passable, only on the grassy slope somewhere the path is harder to follow, avalanches have done their thing. Further towards Poldašnja špica the path is closed (whole path very cluttered, some cables under the debris, the crossing is dangerous).
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| LidijaJesih5. 08. 2012 21:12:58 |
The journey from Dunja to Kanalska Dolina could be named today's PD Medvode tour. The first, adrenaline part was already the morning bus ride through Dunja Valley, especially with a seat on the outer side . We started about 1.5 km below Rudni Vrh pass, above the Plan dei Spadovai flattening (about 10 hairpins) on path no. 648. Then past the junction for Pipar (no sign of impassability) along crumbly ledges to the Čanalut saddle. First past Bivak Bernardis to Cima Vildiver, from there after a short descent through the tunnel along the ledge carved in the south wall of Cime Alte. Here is also the only more tricky spot on the path, right before the natural window and behind it for some m. Missing protections, everything quite narrow and littered with debris. As PD we of course did securing, it went easier. Further the path along the ledge is no longer problematic, as the ledge is wide enough. Then we climbed to the summit of Cime Alte, which offers exceptional views all around, especially to Montaž, and also Karnice. The three-hour descent we did on the path that first goes to the pasture in Duplje (Granuda), then down to Lužnice, where the bus was waiting. Nice day, new experiences in somewhat wilder places. Nice experience for all somewhat experienced.
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| klm5. 08. 2012 21:20:37 |
At the start Arturo Ziffer - CAI 648 there is handwritten "649 Inagibile".
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| Okmodko18. 07. 2013 13:01:09 |
In picture 17 there is a poorer view towards Viš, because it is covered by the large Nabojs. Unfortunately Viš cannot be seen.
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| Okmodko16. 10. 2013 23:52:34 |
Yes really. This Nabojs really blends with Viš walls, so I mistook it.
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