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To Triglav?

ivoma30. 09. 2014 11:18:44

Domch:
Triglav is the highest peak of Slovenia and not SFRY. Forget SFRY already big

kgregor30. 09. 2014 17:13:13

Thanks ms_primoz wink

mito300030. 09. 2014 20:43:58

On Sunday I descended for the first time via the valley behind Cmir and there were no major orientation problems. The path in the upper part is more than excellently marked with cairns, in the middle you descend numerous screes anyway, the last forest part is also easy to follow. You start at the place as already described by PFranci and the path is well visible from above on the left side of the valley.

malhar30. 09. 2014 23:07:16

mito3000, what about soles on gojzarji, down fun, up for masochists

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mito30001. 10. 2014 06:51:00

gojzarji are for wearing out. Mine after barely three years already almost done. But there are indeed already quite a few screes and over a hundred two-thousanders.

ms_primoz1. 10. 2014 07:10:12

my gojzarji are literally falling apart... doesn't matter what brand I have on... eek

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tinky11. 10. 2014 20:11:52

Metod hasn't been yet, to Triglav that is. But we went. From Vrata via Tominškova up, down via Prag. Fog, wind, sun and even a bit of rain. Quite interesting and pretty lively at Kredarica.

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Todi11. 10. 2014 21:09:40

Tinky has already written everything, I'll just add some of my pics.

The moon showed itself to us a little more

at 1700 m a.s.l., quite a bit still awaits us

View towards Kredarica, Staničev dom in the background

View on Begunjski vrh, Vrbanovo špico, Rjavino in between Staničev dom

view into the valley, still quite some to the goal

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neyo18. 10. 2014 09:08:03

What's the path to Triglav via Plemenice like? Any snow? Crampons needed? Thanks for reply.

redbull18. 10. 2014 09:58:37

Plemenice dry as they've been for a long time,, on the Western Triglav plateau you have some hard snow for sure,, but you don't need to go over it.. Further it's dry. In one word: dry conditions. Take advantage of them,, because it's the last weekend before it gets almost too warm.

lp

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saoter18. 10. 2014 10:22:34

Hut at Kredarica probably closed already, right? Can still sleep on common bunks or only in some winter room?

slainter18. 10. 2014 10:55:57

Hut at Kredarica is supplied throughout the whole winter. Some food and drinks are offered by the weather observers who are up there. Sleeping in the hut is no problem. Go boldly and have a nice weekend in the mountains!

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PFranci20. 10. 2014 13:30:01

Yesterday up Tominškova, down the valley behind Cmir back to Vrata.
Excellent conditions, plenty of visitors.
Lp

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garmont20. 10. 2014 14:07:39

I too admired the views from the top yesterday.
Up Tominškova, descended express via the valley behind Cmir.
PFranci, we were at the top together. mežikanje

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borutpovse20. 10. 2014 20:58:47

Looking at the map, I see that the path behind Cmir is not marked, but it's skiable down in winter, right? How much time does the descent take, normal walking, and where is the fastest way from Kredarica? Over Rž, or is there some closer, easier, faster to Stanič. Thanks, lp.

garmont20. 10. 2014 21:35:50

From Kredarica to Vrata about three hours. Can be a bit less, a bit more. nasmeh

Otherwise the fastest path is over the scree under Rž, which are still snowy long into summer. The most recommended in my opinion is the marked path to Stanič, then from there towards Cmir and right into the valley.

borutpovse21. 10. 2014 15:47:33

Thanks.

jurekvakva22. 10. 2014 18:27:52

I was also on top of Triglav on Sunday.
The weather was really exceptionally nice.
Since I'm a world klutz, I almost twisted my ankle after the first 20 minutes of walking.
But no panic, a bit slower, and it went fine.

Some pics:

>>> TRIGLAV 19. Oct. 2014 <<<

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zobkiii22. 10. 2014 18:42:33

Since meteorologists forecasted nice weather for the weekend, we thought Sunday was a better day to visit our old man. And it really was. From Saturday to Sunday apparently about 200 people slept at Kredarica. The full parking at Vrata Sunday morning already indicated that. Up via Tominškova - down over Prag on Monday. We were at the top of Triglav on Sunday at 16. 10 of us were at the top, and for more than half an hour we had the summit all to ourselves. nasmeh

Shame, because we didn't have tents with us, we could have waited for sunset on top - next time. Weather though - phenomenal. Let the pics tell more nasmeh