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| djimuzl16. 04. 2019 17:05:05 |
Trcinka,
one of the hiking trails in Goriška Brda, starts and ends at the Peternel inn. It goes through Pristava, climbs to Zagrad, crosses Nozno village, descends under Slapnik to the valley of the Kožbanjšček stream and along the road past Krčnik and Korit back to the start. Walking takes about three hours.
This Sunday the weather forecast across Slovenia showed a gray picture, so we, accustomed to views, rather headed among cherries, vines and olives. The bora that gladly tousled our hair in the open  was our companion this time - during its pauses temperatures were quite high, as the sun later joined the broader scenery of Trcinka. The Brda cherry crop looks good, for vines prediction is still early, olives too..
The trail is well marked, easy, leads through interesting lesser-known places. With a detour to Kožbana village, after which the aforementioned stream is named, we inadvertently avoided its picturesque gorges named Krčnik. But next time on the program
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| nordijc27. 09. 2021 12:26:21 |
There are as many as 9 trails in Brda, 4 to 12 km long and all really excellently marked. At every junction there is also a ground marking how to turn and to dispel any doubt, a yellow mark a couple of 10 m after the junction confirms the right path. Not to mention the beautiful views at every step. And I'm not even from those parts. Here is a brochure with all trails: https://www.brda.si/katalogi_in_prospekti/2013121113410733/Pohodne%20poti%20po%20Brdih/
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| ločanka11. 01. 2024 17:37:11 |
Actually, at least I was in Goriska Brda for the first time yesterday. Only once at a grape harvest, but no sightseeing then. Just one thing really drew me to this area for many years, namely the Kožbanjšček stream and its pools, lately I've also heard about an interesting gorge called Krčnik. Well, the Gonjače tower also had to be seen, since some have tested it several times recently. Yesterday there was even a slight danger that the bora wind would pull you off it and who knows where it would drop you. So we didn't linger up there too long, we hurried to the warm car instead. But it was quite necessary to grit our teeth for snapping photos with the camera, as it would really be a shame to come home without those memories.
As always, the snow-covered peaks of the Julian Alps, Karnic Alps and also Dolomites attracted this time too. They were there on the horizon and you can't resist the temptation not to approach them at least a bit. Almost in all directions, the edges of Goriska Brda ended the view. Beautiful!
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| bagi15. 02. 2024 13:45:26 |
Solkan - Sabotin - Goriska Brda
We hadn't explored Goriska Brda yet, so the idea quickly fell on fertile ground. Actually we wanted to do just the Sabotin ridge, but we didn't feel like returning the same way. We had also walked the loop over Plave and Sveta Gora, but this time it was too far for us. So there was nothing left but to head to new places .
We started in Solkan and climbed up the Southern path past Tito to the Sabotin ridge, a bit further to the highest point. After a short visit to the hut we continued the ridge path towards Korada. We left the path between the hunting hut and Vrhovlje, descending left towards Brestje. From there the panorama of Goriska Brda was already well visible. Hillock by hillock and lots of hamlets and church. In between of course vineyard by vineyard. Just no Brda cherries at the beginning  .
We walked through the Figovica hamlet and descended a bit into the gully, reaching Kojsko on the opposite side. Here we already followed Karnjuka, one of the Cherry Blossom thematic paths (here). Along it we descended all the way to the main road in the Soča valley and behind the Podsabotin hamlet briefly crossed the border to Italy. We wanted to see the new bridge over Soča for cyclists and hikers. It's nice, no doubt, and the surroundings are exemplary arranged. We returned to the starting point right along the Soča, because it had low water level. Otherwise I absolutely don't recommend it and better take the slightly longer path through Solkan. More details to follow in the photo story ...
Coordinates of starting point (Solkan - railway station): 45.974951, 13.648453
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| ejti15. 02. 2024 16:20:42 |
Beautiful trip report, as always!
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| JTrogar18. 02. 2024 09:59:22 |
Wonderful trip you did, just like always. I'm a bit envious of you.
I wish you many more like this.
Mateja, I still remember your sweet treats under Ojstrica peak.
Best regards and safe steps from under the beautiful Golte, Janez
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