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| ljubitelj gora8. 06. 2013 15:47:59 |
Started a bit above Rut village on easy marked path to Rodica summit, no more snow, path without features but rain hit me at top, had rain gear so got back dry. Good 2 hours.
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| puma13. 06. 2013 20:22:41 |
Hi! Anyone know if there's still snow on path from Javorja to Črno prst? Gravel road condition? Tempted for Sunday 
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| ajdaa7. 07. 2013 18:30:17 |
At PD Rašica camp visited Rodica via path from Ribčev Laz to Planina Suha then to Rodica top. Descent same path . At Planina Suha one from camp caught butterfly tore off one wing then abdomen. In TNP - not allowed, told him but he didn't care . Poor butterfly .
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| Kokta9. 09. 2013 18:13:16 |
Saturday 7.9.2013. Unfortunately fog at summit prevented more pics.
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| boma15. 09. 2013 20:42:52 |
Yesterday visited Rodica from Rut. Morning nice sunny, nature showed power in 10 min from sun to fog and cold wind.
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| SuzanaM8. 12. 2013 00:10:57 |
This time (Saturday, 7.12.2013) from Grant, clustered village below Rodica and neighboring village Rut. Both picturesque villages originated during Tyrolean colonization in the 13th century. Between houses a very narrow and steep road leads, no parking. Friendly locals allowed me to park in their yard and showed me the direction to continue to Rodica, as there are no signs. Above the village I continued on the cart track that moderately ascends right of the village and later flattens and widens into a forest road in the woods. Due to a fallen tree on the road that caught my attention, I missed the marked path from Rut village, which steeply ascends through the forest just before the fallen tree. I bypassed the fallen tree alone and continued a few meters to the nearby bend, where it seemed a path branched uphill. I started ascending the leaf-covered gully and later noticed faded marking on a tree. After a steep and tiring ascent due to deep leaves, I reached a gravel road, continued left and soon arrived at a junction where an arrow directed me to Rodica. Here I joined the marked path from Rut village that I missed at the fallen tree. The path first steeply ascended along the forest clearing, when it leveled, at an unmarked junction I continued on the trail that ascends through the forest across the forest road. Higher I crossed the forest road again and continued the ascent through the woods. Here a stake helped me, where maybe a signpost will stand someday. After the steep ascent I finally reached the path from Rut village along the gravel road. Also at this junction, just before the turnoff to planina Razor, stands a stake waiting for direction signs. To here from Grant village I needed a good hour of walking. Further on the path was nicely snow-covered and well-trodden. Snow was just enough for real winter atmosphere, but not so much to make the path demanding and unsafe. Caution was needed at several places. Midday snow was just right for walking even without crampons, which stayed in the backpack this time. In the morning they would have been useful, as seen from the predecessor's tracks. Towards evening snow softened a bit more, but only sank under my feet a few times. Snow on path around 0.5 m, in drifts up to 1 m, higher towards summit also snow-free sections or windblown to ice base. Given higher temperatures expected in coming days, conditions may change quickly. Whoever misses an ice axe, finds it by the path under the bend before the fallen larch.
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| sabotin8. 12. 2013 17:38:15 |
Dear Suzana, your contributions and photos are among the best on this forum, so I always follow them. I was especially happy about your today's post. I thought my lost ice axe had already "got legs", but an honest lady finds it, sticks it in the snow and posts the location online. Immediately went to the fallen larch, where I found - my ice axe gifted to me for the second time. Thank you and many more such days in the mountains like yesterday.
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| SuzanaM8. 12. 2013 19:05:44 |
Sabotin, I'm glad the ice axe waited for you and thanks for the praise.
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| lubadar12. 01. 2014 21:06:00 |
lozarbogdan we met and a couple of morning pics
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| smukc18. 01. 2014 11:19:14 |
Has anyone been to Rodica recently, interested in snow conditions and if there's any track to Rodica. Thanks for help
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| Tadej18. 01. 2014 11:37:28 |
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| amarilis18. 01. 2014 17:29:48 |
@smukc Asking about current conditions on Rodica. Us too - small group. From lozarbogdan's published pics winter conditions prevail, need to wait a bit more. But then in a month or two situation completely different. LP 
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| Houdini5. 03. 2014 21:44:34 |
Has anyone been to Rodica recently? What are conditions? Any track from somewhere?
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