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geppo19. 10. 2025 20:46:59
19.10.2025 Pihavec 2417m (Tineta Miheliča path)
At parking lot morning +6C and such fog it was dripping. Path to Luknja and junction without any view. When turning right hit icy rock. All covered with thin ice layer and had to watch steps carefully. To Tinet M. memorial plaque without special orientation issues. Gully entrance visible from afar. Smooth rock crossing with auxiliary rope. Just grab rope and over in moment, first two struggled a bit without rope. Steep grass, some rock to marked path from Kriški podi (path officially closed!!!).
At summit nice views await. Short rest, eat, some photos and hurry down. Descent to Kriški podi snowy, snow frozen full of scree. At Stenar junction part of team to summit, part to valley to Aljaž. This descent needs caution on abundant scree. In fog rock wet and slippery.
regards
Larch during ascent1
towards luknja2
icy3
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towards Plemenice5
The entrance to the gully is already visible6
photo J.S.7
Entry into the gully8
Milan makes the step-over safer and easier9
We stow the rope and continue into steep grass10
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Above the gully12
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We continue towards the summit. We are already on the marked path from Kriški podi14
Stanko checks what is on the northern side?15
Pihavec peak16
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Descent on the closed path to Kriške pode21
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Part of the team on Stenar29
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Second part in Vrata31
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garmont12. 07. 2026 20:49:45
Today to the top from Luknja.nasmeh
Descent to Kriške pode (beervelik nasmeh) and via Sovatno to Vrat valley.
Quite a few cairns along Tinet's path, which makes orientation easier.
Nice, not even a hot day. When everyone rushes to Triglav, you turn in the opposite direction…priceless.nasmeh
Lp
Is there a nicer view of Stena anywhere…1
Above Luknja2
Towards the chimney…3
…and in it.4
Crossing to steep grasses…5
…and along the ridge into easier terrain.6
When Razor first appears7
Očak from the top of Pihavec8
Descent to the other side…9
This went down quickly.10
Beer….6€11
It’s a nice peak.12
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VelikiZajetnež13. 07. 2026 13:04:45
O Garmont, I'm glad we met, it was super velik nasmeh Lp Matic
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garmont13. 07. 2026 13:28:33
He, hevelik nasmeh
Greetings to bothnasmeh
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pika10. 08. 2026 09:07:28
A long-held wish came true for me yesterday: the ascent of Pihavec via the Mihelič route nasmeh.
This mountain is beautiful, like a heart in the massif of the Julian Alps, and offers wonderful views in all directions.
It also does not let you approach it without effort. Smooth rock at the exit from the gully, steep and precipitous grassy slopes, scree-covered summit, and an even more scree-laden descent on the other side...
It was a wonderful, memorable day.
We avoid the scree on the left by going around the tower1
Steep, precipitous grasses2
Razor3
We are not alone at the top4
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Soča Valley7
Team8
Descending, slippery scree towards Kriški podi9
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77blaz14. 08. 2026 15:51:21
What else should I add to the above poetic Pika's note besides today's photos?nasmeh

Some technical data:
In Mihelič's couloir there is one traverse, where it helps a lot if you have one carabiner and a good meter of rope, which can be clipped into the already hammered piton. I descended, via an otherwise closed path, to Kriške pode, where the pitons and cables are in solid condition. I continued via Sovatna to Vrata.

The logbook, already almost 20 years old, would need a new polyvinyl bag, which I didn't have with me.
Triglav1
Triglav2
Entrance to the gully3
Due to the risk of slipping, it is good that the grass is dry4
Planja, Razor5
Ridge towards B. Gamsovec6
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Kriški podi8
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Towards Kriški podi11
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Pihavec14
Planja and Razor15
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arta14. 08. 2026 17:39:50
Pika, congratulations to you and the teamnasmeh
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