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Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m)

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triglavski9. 05. 2009 17:02:21
On Thursday on a nice sunny day Marjeta and I visited a little-known and extremely rarely visited mountain in the Muzec ridge, namely Javor, the eastern neighbor of the more famous Lopič (Monte Plauris), which is one of the guardians of beautiful Resia. From Pušja vas (Venzzona or Venčon) we drove under pastures Ungarina and Confin to around 800 m, then further along a nice partly concreted, partly gravel road to pasture Confin, and along a newly marked path towards Javor. In the last part it's just marked pathless terrain, some easy climbing through a gully under the summit part is needed. The view is wonderful, otherwise a few pics for a nicer impression.
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) The morning promised much1
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) Ridge from V. Karman to Pustovčič, green below, white above2
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) Along the road to Ungarina and Confin pastures, Confin pasture in background3
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) Ungarina pasture (Vogršček)4
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) Reflection of Cjadin in the pool (Cima di Campo), Kadin and Muzci in background5
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) Confin pasture6
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) The mountain shows a more serious face7
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) The guide didn't miss the path even by a cm8
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) Wonderful Muzec ridge9
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) Lopič (Monte Plauris), northern slopes10
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) After the snow patch she headed straight up11
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) until I took the lead12
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) Boundless view from the summit13
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) Zuc dal Bor on the other side of the valley14
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) Mountains above Resia15
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) There is still a lot of snow in the cirques16
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) the descent was equally pleasant17
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) Javor, southern slopes, beautiful mountain18
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) On this idyllic pasture we took time for a longer break, (Plan di Frassin)19
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) This is nicely marked and arranged20
Javor - Monte Lavara (1906 m) The barrier should only apply during grazing season, followed by tunnel and nice road further on21
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klm2. 09. 2012 09:08:15
From Zgornji Pobič (Povici di Sopra) into the wild Resartico stream valley, caught between north faces of Lopič, Vogršček and Javor. From Slips saddle first to Lopič (fine steep grass with many holes and hidden rocks, morning dew perfect for deep slip if careless). Though it's so-called mid-mountains, Italians call Prealps, these mountains are something else - from start to summit +1600m. Then past mentioned saddle to Vogršček and down to namesake pasture - touristy hut - and on to Javor. Fine peak with loop tour, over steep west slope (partly with protections) to ridge then to summit and over east in descent (also partly secured and equally steep). Great view from top to north face and approach valley (Resartico). This could easily be (due to majesty of north face and wilderness of course) somewhere in central Julian Alps. Follows descent to Ungarine pasture (Vogršček) and on towards Poljica pass, but before it right on CAI 726/a to Kadin. No trace of Pozza lakes in cirque, summit grassy ridge quite exposed. Grassy slopes so steep that Kamniški vrh seems flat in comparison?! Descent on CAI 740/a (part secured with cable and on past idyllic Rio Nero shelter (nice view to Musi faces) into same-named valley - gorge. This quite picturesque. Through it back to start. Number of people met: 0. Landscape insanely beautiful, pristine atmosphere. Once you visit Musi, you never forget them and want to return as soon as possible.
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tulipan25. 01. 2013 18:20:29
Today from Pušja Vas (Venzone) to both pastures by road, back on path 705.
Frozen snow on road, so walking pleasant. On path 705 breaking through forest, quite some snow patches too. No frost, wind howling powerfully. Definitely wonderful and pleasant day.

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IgorZlodej6. 10. 2014 19:17:42
I started just behind the village Liščace (Lischiazze) in Resia. The path is marked no. 703 and in the first part to the saddle La Forchia extremely nice and soft from fallen leaves. Follows descent to the Black Stream valley, before that branches left path to Cadin, which will need to be done sometime, from south side I've already been to the top. When almost in the valley, somewhat above Rionero shelter branches left path no. 726, which is also nice and leads me to saddle Campidello o Lavera. Views to pastures Confin and Ungarina already known, as I was there five years ago and also on Javor summit from Pušja vas (Venzone-Venčon). Descend a bit to western side, then right away right and pathless (first some gully, then some brushwood) to unnamed point 1504, some kind of SE forepeak of Javor. Further on soon hit a modestly marked trail that brings me to eastern side of the mountain. Follows steep ascent along a kind of gully that in summit part leads to short eastern ridge. From here pleasant ascent to top, just below summit on left traverse some short cables, one torn, could go without them. No view this time, but known from before.
Descended southern path to screes under wall, then pathless to path to pasture. Again up to saddle Campidello, then down Black Stream valley, up again to saddle Forchia and finally down to village Liščace.
still far to the Campidello saddle1
from Campidello saddle view of planina Confin and behind Ungarina (Vogršček)2
foreground peak and behind Javor peak3
brown-green foreground and hidden Campidello saddle4
initially along some central gully of the eastern slope of Javor5
just below the summit6
descent via southern pathless slopes7
valley of the black stream, behind prominent Pisimoni8
and view back up, taken just below Forchia saddle9
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Edina30. 06. 2015 12:51:40
First time in these parts at all. Surprised by almost vertical slopes wherever you look, also by pastures and the views themselves unknown except towards east.
Lonely and mysterious, pristine, wildly beautiful, hidden and inviting ...

http://stezeinsledi.blogspot.com/2015/06/tam-kjer.html

Happy trailsnasmeh
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ločanka6. 12. 2018 22:47:23
On Tuesday a sunny day was forecasted, which had to be well used as we knew December days are short. Javor/Monte Lavara was chosen, which fully met our mountaineering expectations, as it was recently admired from the path to M.Cuzzer. Even more, it spiced the tour a bit, as the snow under the summit on the north side was hard and icy, so microspikes would have come in very handy, but unfortunately most left them in the car or at home.

After a quite long drive (155 km and over 2 hours) from the place Venčon we arrived at the tunnel at about 475 m and here our path started in the opposite direction. We did a circular tour via pastures Ungarina and Confin to the summit, we returned via the concrete road through the tunnel to the starting point. Behind us less than 1500 m alt., about 9 hours of walking, so we finished in total darkness. But since an exciting tour was behind us, the mood was accordinglynasmeh

But not so late that beer at Aljaž would be too late, as we had to do the analysis and toast to the well-chosen tournasmeh

Here our path began, approx. 475 m high.1
First to these mountains.2
Along such a path.3
On pl. Ungarino with view of Cima di Campo and towards pl. Confin.4
View to the other side across the Tillmont river.5
Of course across the frozen pond on the pasture.6
Along the path ahead, view back7
Over the Campidello saddle, Muzci in the background8
our goal9
Cima di Campo and Muzci ridge10
A little also on snow, but here with pleasure11
In the gully also steel cables12
Looks quite steep, doesn't it?13
Ridge towards Lopič/Monte Plauris14
towards the Karnics15
Northern side of the mountain, had to walk also on hard, icy snow16
Summit17
We could also admire Krn18
You don't forget Matajur19
Towards Padska nižina from the summit20
We came via pl. Confin21
Had to go back22
Monte Sernio23
A somewhat closer look at the northern side of Lopič24
In the afternoon sun25
3/4 of today's hikers26
On concrete road to starting point approx. 8 km27
The day took its leave28
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GITA7. 12. 2018 08:09:01
Great! @ločanka, Resia gets under your skin, doesn't it? mežikanjenasmeh
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ločanka7. 12. 2018 17:29:03
yes, GITA, I'm circling around it and more and more trips nearby reveal themselvesnasmeh Each tour excites me more, this one was really exceptional. Worth doing this path again in spring days when nature wakes up and dresses in other colors. Already looking forwardnasmeh
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bagi12. 06. 2019 12:45:58
After visiting hills above Resia, this time we headed to the opposite side of this nice valley ... to Muzce. We decided for a visit to Javor and at the same time to scout for future targets. We arrived from Venčon, parked a bit before the tunnel and headed by road to pasture Confin. They were just preparing it for opening. To Javor we went via the western approach, crossed it and descended the opposite side. We continued to pasture Ungarina, from there down to church Sv. Anton and further to parking. Nice tour, about 20 km long and 1500 elevation gain.

Snow on these slopes has completely melted in a good week of heat, but I can't say that for accesses from Resia. Path to Javor via western approach poorly trodden and even worse marked. On eastern side somewhat better. General impression is that both approaches have seen much better times. Protections not perfect, but helpful. Idea was also to continue the path along the ridge over Monte Jouf Ungaria to Lopič, but due to stuffiness no more desire to explore. Ridge looks passable, but definitely very steep.

Coordinates of our starting point: 46.333345, 13.180075

There is space for only a few cars at the parking lot, but no crowds to fear1
The road is incredibly well maintained and nicely laid out, obviously originating from the First World War2
You still need to descend a bit to the tunnel, there is another parking lot3
No driving sign, which somehow had no real role that day4
Zaselek Prabunello with some houses by the road. This house has interesting protection for chimney openings5
The road is mostly concreted. In the morning coolness it was not strenuous at all6
Higher up it turns to macadam, the incline also eases7
Here we took it to the right, on return to the left8
The day was nice and sunny, but already humid in the morning9
Panoramic Malga Confin. They were just opening it that day10
Cima di Campo stole the views with its prominence all along11
Marking of incredible size :) For comparison the shoe is next to it. Here we turned RIGHT to the western ridge12
After some bushwhacking through overgrown path and searching faded signs we reached this gully with more markings13
View back. One walks along scree and except for the steepness the path is not difficult14
One of the more prominent markers. GPS track is not superfluous15
Towards Lopič the humidity clouds are already gathering. Due to the nearby lowlands Muzci have special climate16
It is steep up here, but effort is rewarded immediately with nice views17
The summit section is secured with cables, which are not necessarily required for passage.18
The final stretch of the ascent …19
… and we are already at the very panoramic summit.20
View towards Rezija.21
View towards Lopič with Monte Jouf Ungarina in the ridge.22
The descent is marked with more frequent red blazes. Cables are useful.23
Section of the descent.24
Malga Confin from another perspective.25
The morning access road is visible in the background.26
View back at Malga Confin and Cima di Campo.27
Malga Ungarina is smaller and even more scenic.28
The alpine pasture residents were already on lunch break.29
The path continuation towards Venčon is by the last building on the right.30
The descent path is beautiful and mostly runs through shaded forest.31
Panoramic St. Anthony chapel, a few minutes off the path.32
The interior is beautifully painted, unfortunately not fully preserved.33
snapshot34
GPS track of the hiked path.35
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ljubitelj gora25. 08. 2025 00:13:34
Past the pasture and to Javor. Marks faded. I return along the ridge, as the narrow ridge is cut off to the north side I walk a few meters aside on steep grass, at the end I climb also to the last peak and descend on mown grass back past the other pasture to the car. Road during livestock grazing time is open, narrow and bad, if car is left before the tunnel that's some 3 or 4 hours more walking.
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Lopič in the fog11
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