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Monte Jovet (1814)

Pastirica31. 07. 2024 16:48:40

Thanks to both nasmeh

. If you decide, it will surely succeed for you too.

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palček plezalček23. 09. 2024 16:32:58

The desire to return to the heart of the 'crazy mountains' must have been very strong, as less than a year later the phone rang: "On Sunday I'm going to Monte Jovet." I mumbled something in response. The statement hit me unexpectedly. And then the voice on the other end: "And you're coming too." nasmeh

Aha, just not sure if I'll manage with all the difficulties.

Anyway, in Patoc we step onto path 620 and leave it at the bench - neither left nor right, straight up steeply. Probably some kind of madness, but the circular tour seemed too tempting to continue another half hour towards Baretke and turn into the forest at the sign or rather at the two dots. At the latter we returned to the former CAI path on descent.

Through young beeches we push to the ruin and a bit more comfortably beyond it. The steepness is no joke, there are few red dots, but sadly midway they start supplementing with notches in the pines - horrible, haven't the poor trees suffered enough in the fire?

The gully higher up wasn't too bad, additionally we took a section along the ridgelet and found that the orange plastic rope wasn't needed as it drags on the ground.

For the grassy slope under the summit I had no energy left, so I try a sandwich, but after the first bite I just put it back in the backpack and continue. When I reach the top, my companion sits between two cairns with Carnic Čukec above his head. Great. nasmeh

We descend the summit slope and at my wish head to the western top with the pine and from there over grass and after some searching steeply down the descent variant the predecessors mentioned. The continuation of the descent puts a few loops in front of us, which we successfully untangled. At the aforementioned dots we 'braked' onto CAI 620 and returned to Patoc along it with views of Kanin mountains.

Thanks for the company in the 'crazy mountains'.