Jerebičje, Pavličeve stene
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| Edina31. 10. 2011 21:20:23 |
Pika great pictures. Where did you start? Is the first photo from Lesnikovo sedlo? Thanks for answer and lp.
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| pika31. 10. 2011 22:08:49 |
Edina, thanks. Started from Austrian side, approx. 2.5 km behind border crossing. First pic is really from Lesnikovo sedlo, Austrians seriously prepping for winter  . LP
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| Janez Seliškar6. 09. 2020 08:24:06 |
From Perk farm we go along the network of forest roads and reach directly the border crossing. We continue along the quite overgrown path of our former border guards to Pavličeve stene, which is an excellent viewpoint. Follows descent off-path and continuation to Lesnikovo sedlo. The path from the saddle is heavily overgrown at the beginning, excellent in the forest and on the Jerebičje ridge. From Jerebičje we descend to Matkovo sedlo and along a modest path directly into Matkov kot. But not to the end, somewhere at 2/3 of the way a path branches left, which brings us to the road, some 10 meters below Perk farm.
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| geppo6. 09. 2020 08:41:57 |
Janez, that path you took is my favorite for approach to the saddle. I've also descended down it several times, and it connects also with the middle path (power line in the gully). And of course also with the path I photographed on 27.6.2020 Matkova kopa
regards
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| Janez Seliškar6. 09. 2020 08:51:03 |
We chose that left branch to save the ascent on the road from Matk to Perk.
Still need to come to these parts.
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| geppo6. 09. 2020 09:01:26 |
But that path from the description 27.6.2020 is among the most demanding and probably the least visited. It's a real gem of Matk's paths. I hope you'll find it and hike it.
regards
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| djimuzl26. 10. 2021 14:16:36 |
Again from Pavličevo sedlo over Pavličeve stene to Jerebičje. As always, peace awaited me here, the rare traffic over the saddle quieted down soon, later the only "unnatural" sounds were tones of a chainsaw from the Carinthian side… The path to Jerebičje - from the saddle along the clearly visible border cuttings, ascent and descent from Pavličeve stene, small up-down to Lesnikovo sedlo, from there along the ridge to the summit - is quite easy to follow, as the more or less trodden path sticks to the border stones and occasional pasture fence, avoiding the immediate proximity of the border due to rougher terrain only here and there. On shady parts of the path the trail was wet and in places slightly frozen, requiring quite some attention on ascent.
I descended along the path over the eastern slopes of Jerebičje, whose start is slightly hidden due to some fallen trees below the summit. At Lesnikovo sedlo, instead of continuing along the border path, I went along the road to the Austrian side, from which after a few hundred meters at the junction I turned right onto the road leading under Pavličeve stene. There - instead of over the annoying cutting (over which I always descend because of nice views of Grintovce) - I head along the track on the eastern edge of the Sten and at its end find again the path along the pasture fence. Soon I also find, on the clearing (later forest), a track, which first descends along the border cutting (to the right of it), then veers further right above the stream gully, and brings me back to the start in twenty minutes.
It was a nice and scenic day, with hazy clouds and just enough sun to enjoy the natural gilding, almost warm at the top of Jerebičje.
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| djimuzl20. 10. 2026 08:49:24 |
On Sunday I ascended from Pavličevo sedlo along the former border guard cut by the border stones under Pavličeve stene, at about 1550 m I found a track that leads left (east) to the vlaka on the eastern slope, which then continues to the small saddle under the southern foot of Pavličeve stene.
From there I continued across the meadow to the south and later, following the border stones, descended to Lesnikovo sedlo. At the intersection of the vlaka and the cart track, I climbed along the pasture fence to the ridge, which I then followed – except for a short section where the vlaka cuts it a bit higher – practically all the way to the top. The path is quite overgrown right above the saddle, but later nicely traceable and trodden.
I descended via a (hunting) path across the eastern slopes of Jerebičje, and after Lesnikovo sedlo on the Austrian side for about half a kilometer along the cart track, to a junction onto a right road that leads to the small saddle under Pavličeve stene. There again along the eastern vlaka to the northern side of Pavličeve stene and this time along the vlaka that starts already on the clearing, but soon turns into the forest on the Slovenian side – east of the ridge to the saddle. The vlaka soon turns into a good cart track.
A nice and warm day, just right to meet someone you haven't seen in twenty years 
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| djimuzl21. 10. 2026 10:31:59 |
Thanks The afternoons and evenings here are really beautiful...
The morning view from Pavličeve stene to Grintovce above Belska Kočna is also very nice.
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