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| juhejnaprej1. 09. 2014 11:09:16 |
Keko: I see we met, we were a group of three right behind you. I join the opinion on Plemenice, that part of the path is super, relatively few people, well protected and you go almost to the top in the shade. Down to Mali Triglav is of course a highway.
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| ljubitelj gora1. 09. 2014 12:04:42 |
You should have turned back towards Alojz's bivouac and there go along Kugy's ledge to Kredarica, then you would avoid the crowd.
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| Keko1. 09. 2014 12:15:41 |
Yes, at Triglav summit we still didn't know that there were quite a few kids' rope parties towards Kredarica. We found out only on descent. When we overtook one, we already ran into the second and third... Apparently they had some organized family visits to Triglav. Overall there weren't that many people.
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| mukl1. 09. 2014 18:09:31 |
Keko, Plemenice also my wish, so tell me straight out, how much harder than Tominškova? Not some ultra “bergsteiger”, condition-wise quite well prepared...
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| Keko1. 09. 2014 18:44:49 |
Tominškova was my first route to Triglav and mountains in general. But almost 30 years have passed since then, so memories of that route have somewhat faded. I know that back then it wasn't secured as exemplary as today, since it has been thoroughly renovated since. As much as I still remember, I'd say Plemenice aren't much harder than it. It all depends on the individual, as everyone perceives the difficulty a bit differently. I'll say it like this: if you're fit condition-wise and don't have excessive vertigo, there's nothing to fear. Plemenice have no overly demanding detail. Where needed, there are protections everywhere.
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| mukl2. 09. 2014 06:23:29 |
Keko, mighty simple and pithy answer, thanks.
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| sawd3. 09. 2014 14:53:04 |
Hi! Interested in your opinion on the weather for this weekend on Triglav? Smart to go (considering snow and we're total amateur hikers)?
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| SunBurned3. 09. 2014 15:49:16 |
@sawd
The meteo doesn't look too bad:
http://www.ilmeteo.it/meteo-europa/Triglav
But snow on the path is serious business. It tempts me a lot too, but I'll hold off another week, two, three. For comfort: September snow practically never lasts until winter, and medium-range forecasts show more positive than negative temperatures.
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| redbull3. 09. 2014 18:07:46 |
If it stays like this, the snow will be gone by Sunday,,no šajbe for sure.
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| tropine5. 09. 2014 09:41:13 |
Anyone know conditions over the ledge due to last snow? Tomorrow or Sunday heading there. Thanks all for reply and safe steps everywhere. Good luck.
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| buda15. 09. 2014 11:33:40 |
...and which day (Sat or Sun) is the best for visiting Dad in your opinion, forecasts not bad - best weather forecast on hribi.net
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| redbull5. 09. 2014 11:56:34 |
Sunday morning, today wasn't bad either
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| redbull5. 09. 2014 12:00:36 |
better not look at weather here, usually opposite
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| Macesna5. 09. 2014 12:11:41 |
Maybe Sunday, might get windy though.
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| redbull5. 09. 2014 12:47:10 |
weekend almost no wind, max 20 km/h
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| buda15. 09. 2014 13:01:39 |
start on Sunday before dawn...bora is no problem, cuz I'm "child of the bora"-read from Vipava valley home
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| UROS15. 09. 2014 20:07:14 |
This Sunday I'm taking one to Triglav - for him it's the 1st, pace will be moderate.... Start from mb at 1.30am! Anyone wanna join? Car has two free seats  Morning and forenoon weather according to forecasters still very nice and clear, afternoon when we're back at the car possible thunderstorm.
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