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| matic.m3. 03. 2008 13:07:25 |
Today I climbed up to Grmada, actually twice. First time I went via Mazejeva path, because I missed the climbing part, since I didn't know exactly where to go. When I got to the valley I climbed up to Grmada again via the climbing path. I have to say, it's very interesting..... I forgot to take any pictures, because I was focused on every single step.
Best, matic
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| fpetel13. 03. 2008 17:37:29 |
Personally, uphill it seemed iron and exposed to me - like that one through Turski žleb - of course shorter. I prefer equipped paths where I climb on rocks and not on iron. For beginners or first-timers - a via ferrata set comes in handy.
Best. Franci
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| andrej jerina4. 03. 2008 09:25:33 |
I quite agree with Franci regarding belaying. The path is well described and photographed on this side, so you actually get a real impression of what it's like. I chose this path as the first where my son and I learned self-belaying and equipment use. It seems to me that whoever feels the mentioned path is too demanding for them, should just avoid secured paths in high mountains. LP Andrej
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| geppo4. 03. 2008 10:21:06 |
Is this maybe Grmada opposite Celje hut??
LP
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| iztok4. 03. 2008 11:29:04 |
No, it's about Grmada in Ljubljana, where you can extend the path to Šmarna gora
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| geppo4. 03. 2008 11:40:50 |
Thanks, near Celje there is hill Grmada which has extremely steep path on one side to it - the other side is very precipitous. So I thought it could be this one (just haven't heard there's equipped path on precipitous wall). So I was interested to try it.
Anyway thanks for quick reply!
Lp
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| Peter Pehani8. 11. 2025 14:11:03 |
Spot on. The hill is completely dry from this (southern) side.
PS: The post is this time - on recommendation of precise observer (thanks!) - in the right place
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