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To Triglav?

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Kafetarca9. 06. 2022 14:14:19
Yes, but I'm more interested in how it looks when there is no road closure - how far is it asphalted
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Jusk9. 06. 2022 15:21:47
In 'new trips' section access to Brinova glava is described and pics show asphalted up there too, kilometer before parking at Aljažev dom
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Kafetarca9. 06. 2022 16:14:08
Great, that interested me. Thanks nasmeh
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lijaneja9. 06. 2022 16:35:06
Ha, turbo, still as much soup left in the bowl as they didn't eat.nasmeh
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djimuzl9. 06. 2022 17:40:48
Road goes to where it's no more velik nasmeh
Closure to when there's no more closure nasmeh
Paths marked where marks are jezik
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Janez Seliškar9. 06. 2022 19:36:56
Asphalting of the road to Vrata started at parking before Aljažev dom working towards Mojstrana. Tomorrow they finish at junction with existing asphalt end of Mojstrana. Reconstruction not done, road closure still applies.
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Patricij10. 06. 2022 06:25:46
Hello, anyone have info if winter gear still needed for Triglav via Tominšek path?
Road to Vrata parking drivable weekend?
Thanks.
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Janez Seliškar10. 06. 2022 06:52:45
Winter gear needed.
Road drivable.
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UROS110. 06. 2022 08:07:33
Possible from Pokljuka to Triglav, no winter gear no crampons? Anyone up there these days? Condition on Mali Triglav....

Vodnikova koča open? Thanks for info. Of course if someone was up there these days and has fresh infonasmeh.
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bongo10. 06. 2022 21:59:06
Tominskova has cca 3m snowfield in the gully when you descend down, then up "lojtra". Possible without gear, if needed use ice axe, snow soft enough. Snow higher on Podi, but no issues.
Asphalt from Mojstrana, closure 7 to cca 16.
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jbs11. 06. 2022 22:45:05
If anyone's interested, the upper path from Staniča to Kredarica below Rž is snow-free in the upper secured and steep section, the snowfield is only on the flatter part below, an ice axe is quite handy for a safer step, especially downhill. Rjavina is snow-free from Vratc along the ridge. Kurica is also snow-free or the snow around the short gully can be easily bypassed.
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Lunatixz25. 06. 2022 17:49:21
Does anyone maybe know the conditions over Plemenice, probably still quite some snow under Triglav notch and passage without winter gear not possible?

Thanks for the answer. nasmeh
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Climber9125. 06. 2022 18:08:19
No need for winter gear, just gas it nasmeh
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modrook1228. 06. 2022 14:23:50
Is there still any snow on the path from Planika to Triglav?
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huygens28. 06. 2022 15:13:02
No, there isn't
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Majdag29. 06. 2022 11:57:46

Bojan, at night it's even nicer to climb, because you don't see the depths of the precipices. Just little lights twinkling on headlamps, nice..nasmeh
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Rutil30. 06. 2022 15:05:02
"I doubt they do such things on Gross Glockner, Zugspitze, Marmolata..."

for Marmolata I can't say, since I haven't stood up there in summer months, but on the other two mentioned it's just as pointless to go between June and August, because the circus is simply too big. To such peaks (also Triglav) one goes out of season; everything else is unfortunately a waste of time.

And I'm no purist and strongly support hiking in the hills, but the summer circus near famous peaks has become unbearable in the last 10-15 years in summer months.
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jax30. 06. 2022 15:26:16
Honestly speaking, what's illegal about it? It's often tasteless, yes, definitely. But as far as I know, we're still in a free society and the person who wants to make a fool of themselves has every right to it.
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n3jc30. 06. 2022 15:58:50
When it comes to preserving peace and pristine nature we mountaineers have a clear consensus regarding "ethics", read intros of practically any guidebook on SLO Alps, listen to the upbringing we received in clubs, to all who have been in mountains longer everything has been said a thousand times already...
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dprapr30. 06. 2022 16:34:25
“But as far as I know we're still in a free society and the person who wants to make a fool of himself has every right to it.”

Of course he has a right, as long as he doesn't infringe on the rights of others. If he's alone up there or in a closed group, we could still accept it. Absolutely not when there are more visitors there. I think everyone also has the right to warn him about it.
Maybe that's why some of us avoid such hills. nasmeh
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