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| andrejjerina30. 09. 2009 21:38:07 |
Today on the descent from Stol, Dušan and I climbed from Stol's col along the ridge to Krkotnik 2116m. The path follows the ridge, a bit left and a bit right, you need some sense of orientation. The path itself is unmarked and unprotected. Since we were a bit limited by time, we ended the ascent at the mentioned summit, from where there's a nice view on the neighboring Celovska Spica and on the north face of Stol. LP Andrej
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| mito30008. 11. 2015 21:07:16 |
Today from Ljubelj via Zelenica towards Stol. A bit below Stol's col I leave the marked path towards the col and then right along the ridge. For the harder parts I mostly bypassed on the north side but still had to climb a bit. The views from the summit were really beautiful today. The way back mostly followed the same path but I turned down from the ridge a bit earlier via a scree gully.
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| lijaneja26. 08. 2016 11:04:35 |
After a long time back in Karavanke. I drive on a very nice road to Valvazorjevo and park there. Since the backpack was light, I reach Prešeren in a good hour and a half, drink tea (1.80€), hang wet clothes and head towards Orlica. That's the name of the ridge between Stol and Belščica saddle. The ridge starts with two unnamed, indistinct crumbly summits (which I of course skipped), followed by a single rocky mass, whose first, higher part is Krkotnik, the second, slightly lower part is Celovska Spica. On the other side of the deep saddle there's also Jelenčka, which I didn't go to.
The rocks are compact, so the climbing is excellent, unfortunately very short. After descending from Celovska Spica I climbed back to Stol via the marked path. An experienced mountaineer doesn't need any additional gear for this trip.
As always, some photos follow.
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| Loerst14. 06. 2018 14:01:36 |
With a buddy I'm thinking of jumping from the direction of Stol also to Krkotnik, maybe even to Celovska Spica (but not further, would turn back there)
I read descriptions, look at photos, but can't quite form an impression - is it light scrambling (e.g. I., max II. grade), nothing that an experienced hiker, off-trail enthusiast with normal fitness and motor skills couldn't manage without issues... or is it more than that?
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| lijaneja14. 06. 2018 18:27:54 |
The thing is short, doesn't exceed II, in dry rock you shouldn't have problems. Of course caution is never too much.
Good luck!
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| nenap14. 06. 2018 20:33:05 |
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