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B220. 01. 2023 08:31:09
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darinka420. 01. 2023 09:10:42
It's quite simple. As long as hikers pay parking fees, they'll cash in. Just like Bojan says, go where they don't rob you.
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lubadar20. 01. 2023 10:33:12
I live at the start of a hiking trail, as long as I allowed parking around the house and other buildings, we often had everything parked up so sometimes couldn't even get out of the house, full of thrown trash, and everything pissed and shat behind every corner.
Since I no longer allow parking, I've solved all these problems with that!
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lino20. 01. 2023 15:30:44

Lubadar, in your case I'd just repeat the old saying - kindness is an orphan. nasmeh
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pohodnik5520. 01. 2023 16:38:44
If pet owners have a duty and obligation to always carry a bag for excrement, it would be right to legislate the same for hikers, since some among us are real slobs. It's true what lubadar wrote, that around parking lots everything is shat and pissed and that's part of hiking "culture" too. It would be right to put mobile toilets at all parking lots, whether paid or not. I'm curious what comments I'll get. And nice hiking greetings!
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Jusk20. 01. 2023 16:55:56
Ok I won't say about parking lots, but if I suddenly need to go somewhere in the forest then culture up or down, you go off the path and do it, cover with branches, leaves, rock maybe. But I won't carry bags with me like for dogsvelik nasmeh at least at paid parking lots there could be a dixie, since it would be included in the fee. But that's already often too big a costnasmeh
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mirank20. 01. 2023 18:10:32
It must really be extreme and a clean space around to get me into a dixiezavijanje z očmi When you look inside a couple of times it puts you off.
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Kafetarca20. 01. 2023 20:11:30
One such toilet is at the starting point at Ravenski kočni and it's really not that exciting velik nasmeh
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nina420. 01. 2023 20:44:34
But the one on Srednji vrh, which is more ecological, is a very good solution. Also more aesthetic for the environment than the dixie and without unpleasant smells, unless the packers are at work.
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ločanka27. 02. 2024 13:46:29
Skadanščina -SLAVNIK-GRMADA-MALA VRATA-Skadanščina

I knew that a lot of time had passed since my last visit to Slavnik, but that almost nineteen years had gone by since then, I only realized today. I got a bit thoughtfulnasmeh.

We decided to do the ascent from the village Skadanščina, which was something new for both of us. And what a nice name it sounds, it makes you even more curious. Already from the trip to V. Plešivica, Mala vrata had interested us, through which you look towards Slavnik from there. And we quickly combined these interests into one tour. You also have to step onto Grmada if you're already at Slavnik, the views from there are really beautiful.
Otherwise, the weather yesterday wasn't the best if you judge by distant views, no snowy mountains were visible, but we could see the sea well enough to easily recognize Škocijanski zatok and also Miramar castle near Trieste. And there were boats to see there too.

The path to Mala vrata (1 hour) was also nice for us, through those dry grasses and leaves, it mostly runs through the forest. But in between, a view opens up to V. and M. Plešivica. The wire fence is still there, and the faded clothes and sleeping bags of migrants too. But those aren't pleasant sights. The parking lot in Skadanščina is exemplarily arranged, and no one chargednasmeh.
Parking lot right before the village Skadanščina1
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Part of the path3
View from in front of the hut4
yesterday also to Grmada5
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on a cloudy day7
towards Italy8
wider view of the Tržaški zaliv9
Miramar castle is also visible10
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ridge from Kojnik towards Žbevnice16
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those hillocks are also part of the Slavnik massif, but difficult to identify18
from Grmada to Slavnik19
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in the direction of Malih vrat (one hour, two by signs)21
abandoned already years ago22
little path to Malih vrat23
view of V. and M. Plešivica from the path24
wire fence along the mountain path25
Small gate26
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Path ahead28
Towards the starting point29
along the path, quite deep30
towards the beginning of our circular path31
to the right up, to the left back32
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ločanka28. 02. 2024 08:45:54
I somehow managed to identify the peaks in the NW direction from Grmadanasmeh
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Evjuna28. 02. 2024 11:12:01
Nice. Under Zdrkc to the right down below is planina Jegno; one of the nicest paths to Slavnik goes through there.
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Tadej1. 05. 2024 09:55:18
Some Monday pictures from the trip Povžane - planina Jegno - Slavnik - Mala Vrata - Velika Plešivica - Mala Vrata - Skadanščina - Markovščina - Povžane.
The walked path is normally passable.

Best regards, Tadej
At the start of the path in Povžane.1
In Povžane.2
Glimpse.3
Jegno highland.4
One of the many narcissuses now blooming on Slavnik.5
Daffodils.6
Triglav.7
Along the path.8
Snežnik.9
Gulf of Trieste.10
On Slavnik.11
View all the way to Učka.12
Ramsons.13
At Malih Vratih.14
On Velika Plešivica.15
In Skadanščina.16
On the edge of Markovščina settlement.17
On the edge of Markovščina settlement.18
Kanja?19
Kanja?20
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ločanka28. 12. 2024 19:34:24
Prešnica - Grmada - Slavnik - Podgorje - Prešnica
view of Nanos yesterday from the motorway1
Two parking lots at the starting point.2
path3
view from the path to Škocijanski zatok4
towards the viewpoint along the path5
at the viewpoint6
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towards Krn from the path8
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View back10
sign by the path, the wolf lives here11
first towards Grmada12
Nanos with surroundings13
hut on Slavnik14
towards Triglav yesterday15
we were looking for Tre Cime above Tržaški zaliv and found them16
Tre Cime zoomed17
Žbevnica, Reber, M. and V.Gobovica18
Koperski zaliv19
to the Italian coast and mountains there20
Kamniške21
View of Grmada22
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also cyclists25
on the path from Podgorje26
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Towards the starting point28
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11115. 05. 2025 17:53:58
May 14, 2025
Wonderful spring tour to Slavnik from Prešnica... path gentle, mostly shady, through beautiful thermophilic forest scented with lilies of the valley, on the summit part plenty of flowers, among which narcissi prevail. At the closed hut some satisfied hikers, then shock: a Mazda with people from Zagreb arrives, parks by the hut and a trio of "hikers" gets professionally to work: they quickly stamp a whole bundle of books they brought in a bag, so that many of their friends will rejoice at conquering Slovenian peaks. At the same time they grumble because the stamps are chained (otherwise they would take them?). They ask where to go to Hrpelje hill, take some photos and drive off to new hiking victories. Obviously Croats like to boast about our transversals they have conquered, for which they don't need to sweat...
Bedenice1
MOUNTAINEERS2
Mazda3
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jprim16. 05. 2025 08:18:30
Just my humble comment on those stamps.
My husband and I don't do transversals, so we don't need stamping.
But I've heard that local hikers sometimes cheat like that too.mežikanje
Best regards!
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DVas16. 05. 2025 08:48:32
Maybe they had already been there but didn't stamp then... zmedenzmeden
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Premik21. 10. 2025 19:29:49
Circular tour to Slavnik (1028 m) – Primorski Triglav! Start from Kozina, sea views, wonderful panorama at the top, descent through autumn-colored landscape towards villages Skadanščina and Povžane and return to Kozina. 38.4 km and 969 meters of real touring bike enjoyment!
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Famous Slavnik (1028 m): cycling challenge you must experience1
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0xijan22. 12. 2025 14:03:14
Foggy-cloudy weekend in Styria offered an ideal opportunity to visit the highest peak of Čičarija. A beautiful circular tour from Prešnica with descent to Podgorje was done (hard to decide in which direction it's better to do it). We walked a good 13 kilometers, overcoming nearly 600 meters of elevation gain. There was quite a crowd at the hut, but let's leave it at that, since I was part of the problem myself. Thanks to the locals for their patience with newcomers, velik nasmeh .
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First view.6
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Towards the goal.9
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Rock pile.11
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Firemen's tower.14
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Snežnik in the distance.17
Towards the sun (Podgorje).18
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Along the path.27
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bagi29. 12. 2025 18:23:08
In search of sun we successfully spent the holidays on the Primorska coast nasmeh. All sorts of conditions, from icy wind tossing us along the path, elsewhere almost spring-like temperatures. Common to all days was beautiful weather and little snow that didn't require any technical aids.

First we headed to Slavnik, this time from Hrpelje. We hadn't hiked from this starting point before, plus I routed the trail through the unknown Hrpeljska gora and later planina Jegno. Almost everywhere we followed the marks, just sometimes longer routes instead of shortcuts velik nasmeh. The path was mostly macadam road, sometimes forest trails. Towards the summit snow appeared in the winter shade, but it didn't hinder progress. On southern slopes there was just a trace. Tumova hut was open and full of visitors. Prices are very friendly and many places could follow their example.

We descended past Prešnica and thus returned to the start via the other side of the ridge. Sun had already melted the ground on sunny slopes of the summit area and accordingly there was plenty of mud. Lower down it was better, as the ground was different and not soaked from snow. In the final part macadam followed again, which is plentiful in the Primorska hills anyway. But we're used to it and it doesn't bother us. After a good 4 km it brought us back to the start and the loop was closed. More in the photo story…

Coordinates of starting point (Hrpelje): 45.6049219N, 13.9461958E
We park at the elementary school in Hrpelje, where the first marker is on the wall :)1
Hrpelje is a neat place, the name probably comes from the words *Herr pelje*, when the count drove past with the carriage2
Many sights are nicely marked, such as fig trees that were used for raising silkworms.3
The former kašča is also marked. It was intended for collecting tithes for the castle and church lords.4
We continue through the village …5
Another sight, the former ice house.6
In the pits they broke ice in winter and stored it for warm days, when they carted it to Trieste.7
Soon the first sun rays greet us, but not for long.8
We leave the direct path and also turn to Mišjo šogo, the old name for Hrpeljsko goro.9
We're in the shade again. It's not really warm, and on top an unpleasant bora blows.10
Weather topic for conspiracy theorists :)11
The path is rutted, indicating heavy traffic.12
One quickly understands why. The summit is bare and panoramic, with a nice bench for company.13
We won't stop, it's too cold …14
View from the summit towards Kozina and Hrpelje.15
We descend the other side and at the junction follow the Jegno direction.16
hunting hut along the path17
Slavnik in sight, and even the snow dusting is visible.18
But we don't take shortcuts. Since we're new here, we want to see as much as possible. Ahead is the Jegno highland.19
Nicely maintained and filled animal feeder.20
Short stop for refueling and then we head uphill.21
We're first here, no tracks ahead of us.22
We take another longer route, this time along the road to the SPP1 branch.23
We ascend along it towards the summit section.24
The grand finale …25
At the top. As expected, it's quite windy, so we quickly descend.26
Tumova koča on Slavnik.27
Inside it's full of people and many have ordered lunch. At a glance at the prices, it's quickly understandable.28
We leave the friendly hut and head towards Cigan.29
Just before Grmada the markers lead us towards Prešnica. Lower prohibitions obviously occur here too.30
Again winter shade. Here the ground is frozen, but muddy in the sun.31
The only unmarked section. A two-kilometer-long path almost horizontally crosses the slopes above the railway.32
Prešnica is deep below us.33
A gravel road follows past the hunting lodge below Glavica towards the starting point.34
Curiosity along the trail, a 380 m deep borehole for monitoring groundwater in connection with the motorway.35
Hrpelje. The loop is closed.36
We parked here, during the holidays it doesn't bother anyone.37
GPS track, not the most optimal route :). It added up to 24 km and 900 elevation gain.38
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