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| Flora16. 07. 2009 12:05:33 |
Regarding Veliki Kuntar I wasn't quite sure... maybe I really made some mistake, because I was looking at the map where paths aren't drawn completely accurately. And obviously that was really Batogniško sedlo. Sorry for the mistakes.
Regarding the pics I promise next time they'll be bigger  
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| Flora16. 07. 2009 12:05:58 |
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| marko5525. 07. 2009 08:44:47 |
In two weeks I plan to go SPP from Krn Lake to Krn and then onwards to Planina Razor. You say and pics also show lots of snow on north side of Krn. Little snow is ok if not in steep parts. Do you think it is possible to go on that snow without winter gear? Thanks for answer.
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| viharnik25. 07. 2009 09:05:47 |
For steeper slopes including ascent to Krnska škrbina, it is better to have at least ice axe. On slip down, it can be much more "uncomfortable" at end into rocks than in winter.
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| strelec195427. 07. 2009 09:36:53 |
Really nice day for an outing, sun, mists for cooling and a bit of snow which is a bit unusual for this time under Krn.
Even the sheep slipped a bit when jumping over snow remains.
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| panoramik6. 08. 2009 15:34:30 |
Interested if anyone knows what the path from Krn past Batognica, lake in Lužnica and descent below Stadorje to Planina Leskovca is like. Is it marked and how long does it take? Thanks.
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| rober6. 08. 2009 18:35:46 |
It all depends on how much the Soča front interests you, but you can be at Planina Leskovca in two and a half hours. No point in rushing because it is very interesting all the way.
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| gabi6. 08. 2009 19:06:16 |
I was last on Krn some time ago, but as far as I remember, the path from the summit of Krn to the saddle, from where you continue to Batognica, is marked. From the saddle to Batognica, the path is not marked, but clearly visible and trodden. One walks on paths used by soldiers on the Soča front. Be careful at some spots. From Batognica down to Lužnica and further, the path is completely normal.
Sadly, I don't remember how long we walked; I went with the club and it was a full-day tour.
But it is an interesting trip because you see heaps of iron from WWI, rifle positions in the most impossible rocks, structures built in the middle of nowhere. I heard somewhere that Batognica was higher than Krn before, then they blew up the summit during the Soča front and now it is lower. Actually, there is a larger crater on the top. Anyway, it makes you think how soldiers fought here, especially in winter conditions.
Definitely, this tour combines history and hiking. I'm sure you'll like that end there.
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| poldka6. 08. 2009 22:54:07 |
Hi, we walked the mentioned path today and it took about seven hours. Mostly marked, where not, clearly visible.
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| mistirje10. 08. 2009 08:53:20 |
I was on vacation in Posočje. On 6.8.2009 I went to Krn. I started in Drežnica and went via the climbing path Silva Korena. The path is very well secured and very steep. Back I returned via the southern path.
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| KeyserSoze10. 08. 2009 19:46:08 |
On Saturday we set off with friends to Krn. Weather super, snowcap... We decided for the Silva Korena path; we started a bit above Drežnica. Soon we reached the bivouac (empty), 15 minutes later already before the wall. After crossing the snowfield, the first cables are already waiting. The whole path is one of the nicer, more varied ones in our mountains. We quickly advanced on the well-arranged aids (pegs + cables), and after the fine two ladders reached Gomišček shelter. From there just a couple of steps to the top. At the top sun, but the even better views were already spoiled by clouds on the neighboring mountains. To the valley we went in fast walk, run via the southern path. The look back to the top revealed already quite a big 'cap' on Krn, as is typical for these parts (the day before it was similar), so it's really worth going as soon as possible!
In the valley I recommend Nadiža and beer...
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| joža x13. 08. 2009 10:14:58 |
¸On Sunday I was on Krn from Lepena via Krn Lakes. Start at 6.00, finish at 15.30. Beauty of the landscape completely enchanted me.
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| sh13. 08. 2009 21:42:16 |
Interested in path from Komna over Peske to Krn, especially how much time needed?
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| viharnik14. 08. 2009 07:50:19 |
From Komna to Krn summit about five hours walk. From Krn Lakes to Krn can climb left behind Lepoče and past Prehodci over Peske or straight through valley, past Krn lake over Pl. na Polju 1540m.
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| sh14. 08. 2009 11:26:22 |
Thanks for the info. I've already been to Krn via this path, but the time needed had slipped from my memory. But this path Za Lepočami and Čez Peske is very nice and especially full of remnants of the Soča front.
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| planinka_14. 08. 2009 12:26:22 |
I'm interested what the path to Krn via Planina Kuhinja is like??
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| MiR14. 08. 2009 13:36:55 |
Dear planinka, Panoramik is a bit higher up, nicely written and not only written but also attached photos of how this path looks. Well, you could also peek into some guide and map of Julians. Good luck to all on mountain paths.
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| andrejjerina24. 08. 2009 21:57:19 |
Today Dušan and I climbed via Silva Korena path to Krn summit. Path was wet from dew in the morning, so quite slippery. Great caution needed! Protections technically flawless and well maintained. Descent from summit to Krn notch, from there via marked path to Batognica summit. Much already written about it, hats off to guys up there. Followed descent to Prag (Batognica saddle), from there along ridge with some easier climbing details to Vrh nad Peski, where Gorniški klub Skala put intimate summit marker. Wonderful views, peace on top and enjoying sights to sea. Descended via path to planina Kuhinja then right to Drežnica. LP Andrej
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