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| matejn25. 06. 2009 14:59:42 |
Nice greeting!
On 19.6.09 I did the ascent and descent to Jalovec through ozebnik. I started the ascent at 5.45 and on the path through ozebnik during my passage no rock or stone fell. Likewise during the descent. On the path through ozebnik you avoid places where you see that the most rocks fell.
At the top of ozebnik you cross two more snow patches before entering the wall. Just below the summit you cross one really short snow patch (five steps), which is very exposed and needs great caution.
I would warn about caution when crossing from snow patches to the wall and back, as wide edge crevices form, which aren't visible, spreading from below up and inwards.
There were quite some snowfalls last week, so conditions can be very changed.
Safe steps everyone!
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| Matt8. 07. 2009 22:42:18 |
I'm wondering what conditions are like on Jalovec?
Thanks for reply!
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| sergejom9. 07. 2009 09:55:17 |
I'm also interested how the paths to Jalo'c are 
Going to Jalovec first time. No issues with exposed parts.
Up via Jalovško škrbina, down to Kotovo sedlo or hut under Špičko. Depends on chosen start Very Happy of course.
What's the situation from Tamar or Trenta? Snow patches, icy slabs?
Which path do you recommend, those who've done both?
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| ledo849. 07. 2009 20:49:40 |
Triglavski, I need info if there is snow on the jalovec-kotovo sedlo path, is it OK? I would go on Saturday and sleep in the hut under špička. If you might be nearby we would be glad if you keep us company!
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| pacek22. 07. 2009 16:32:35 |
and who knows if the path is already dry?
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| aljoša122. 07. 2009 16:49:48 |
I'm also interested if the path from the Shelter under Špička is dry?
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| triglavski22. 07. 2009 19:53:06 |
Also, even if not, there shouldn't be problems, because there is appropriate equipment with which you can help yourself.
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| Zenfinio22. 07. 2009 21:51:20 |
I was on Jalovec on Sunday and there's still just a tiny bit of snow if you go from Tamar a little before the top.....from the shelter under Špička there's no snow as it's sunny exposure and everything melted....
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| janik23. 07. 2009 15:59:11 |
I'm wondering if anyone was on Jalovec these days from Tamar over Kotovo sedlo or if winter gear (ice axe, crampons) is still needed.
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| eskubik25. 07. 2009 17:34:05 |
Over Kotovo sedlo, the path is dry. Only in one gully a bit below the summit there's one snow patch, which can be bypassed on the upper side... an ice axe for extra safety isn't superfluous.
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| ledo8430. 07. 2009 13:16:53 |
Eskubik, do you have any more pics from the Jalovec-Kotovo sedlo path, since I'm preparing for Sunday on Jalovec?
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| eskubik2. 08. 2009 21:01:07 |
Sorry ledo84, probably a bit late... No internet at Kriški podi but it'll be for others...
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| bojki9. 08. 2009 00:58:48 |
7.08.'09 at 6:00 my friend and I started from Tamar to Jalovec for the last trip of our vacation.
We went past the Bivouac at Kotovo sedlo (congratulations to the architect and all people who participated in the construction). The path is beautiful and physically quite demanding. Protections are in place and if one is used to heights there is no problem. We were at the summit at 10:00 which seemed too fast to us, but we noticed that other people weren't worse (and there were faster ones too).
Views were wonderful, a path to remember. Jalovec is really a jewel. From below and when you're on it.
For descent one man advised against the path through Jalovško škrbina (apparently protections are damaged), we went down the same path to Kotovo sedlo and then towards Ozebnika. It turned out as a bad decision because the scree isn't nice for going down and we dragged almost four hours.
Greeting to all who maintain markings and protections because they do excellent work.
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| poldka9. 08. 2009 11:51:33 |
We were also on Jalovec yesterday. This is how two crossed the snowfield through Jalovo škrbina. Nice mountaineering greeting 
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| pikec19. 08. 2009 12:37:06 |
full smart, yeah right
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| Roky-mb9. 08. 2009 12:56:55 |
Yeah it horrifies me when I see something like that, and the helmet was on the backpack instead of on the head!
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| ugn9. 08. 2009 19:35:30 |
Judging by the gear it's obviously alpinists - quite likely with alpinistic experience on much more demanding snowfields, who objectively determined that such a way of crossing those 10m of snow is appropriate and for them completely safe... I might be wrong, anyway it's not appropriate to judge them like this from afar.
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| jersy14. 08. 2009 16:18:48 |
Does anyone maybe have info about protections on Tamar-Jalovec path (over škrbina)? Apparently some damaged protections there at the start where the path crosses the glacier?
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| gasper3116. 08. 2009 17:35:28 |
How about the barrier that closes the road to Tamar by car? Is it open all day or only until a certain hour? Also interested in path over skrbina, how are protections and snowfield...thanks
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