Plešivec (2184m) in Loška stena is the most easily accessible peak of Loška stena and the last in the ridge starting from Vrh Krnice above the military fortress Kluže. However, the adjective "easiest" should not be taken too literally, especially if you do the ascent from Loška Koritnica.
From the road barrier up the valley you reach the foot of the wall in 1 hour of comfortable walking, then continue on the secured path over the steep and locally almost vertical rock step (cables and pegs, some grips damaged and replaced with "little grips"). In the morning the rocks and path are usually wet and slippery, dangerous for slipping! Hmm, I can't remember when I last gripped the metal so eagerly in my hands as this time.
Then follows a shorter but nice forest section and then a somewhat longer scree with high grasses etc. greenery, until we reach the large scree-gravel basin, where the terrain flattens a bit, but to the pass Čez Brežič connecting Pelci and Loška stena the path goes a bit steeper uphill again. The path to the saddle or pass Čez Brežiče is traceable and marked, but the marks are faded, especially in the second part and in the grasses harder to spot.
When at the top of the pass, first look south into the wide valley Bale, right Loška stena to Morež, left Pelci and Pihavci. The path to Plešivec is unmarked, the small trail is found on the right side of the summit ridge descending from Plešivec to the saddle. The trail later gets lost in steep grasses, but individual steps can be traced, from the south side we climb more or less up the middle of the steep and barren slope to the top, which is grassy and quite spacious, and also very panoramic.
Descent – if tied to the car in Loška Koritnica, then back the same path, now all the greenery and scree will be of considerable help, if possible do the return in the afternoon hours so the sun dries the terrain at least a bit, because the mighty north faces cast long shadows at that time. The lower ferrata and across the wall can be avoided on the hunter's path (unmarked, but the first grip well visible) with descent over a small rock edge to the valley head, but here the "grips and little grips" are damaged and partly torn off.
Much nicer to plan a circular trip (maybe also cross Bavh and Goleževica), so descent along the friendly valley Bale to Bavšica, but here you need a second car or organize transport back, until evening Loška Koritnica is still in the sun.