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miri21. 08. 2024 20:52:02
@JanG, even the paths you walk on, I hope rarely, were made by someone too.mrk pogled
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opazovalec21. 08. 2024 21:13:28
Guessing the motivation of people heading to Triglav in high season... amid all pathless areas where you meet no one all day, sight of a standing queue is really horrific.... already end of September it can be solitary and more so in winter...
https://www.gigapan.com/gigapans/192667
conditions in summer1
conditions in winter2
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lijaneja21. 08. 2024 21:25:59
Herd instinct!
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dprapr22. 08. 2024 08:21:40
“Herd instinct” appears also in winter, in some gullies and also on Triglav. Which is more dangerous than in summer.
Never understood what draws them into a gully with a bunch of people ahead, and loose rocks at the top.
But if someone voluntarily cleans the path, only praiseworthy.
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garmont22. 08. 2024 21:03:10
Today from Krma, past Planika and over Noga to the summit. Descent to Kredarica and past Staničeva hut back.
No crowds, but no views either.velik nasmeh
Krma in the morning… wet.1
Planika in the fog…2
Towards the notch.3
That's all about the views.4
Along the ridge.5
Along the ridge towards the summit of Rž.6
Ascent to Rž.7
The view from Rž was a bit better.8
Down this nice path into the valley.9
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turbo23. 08. 2024 06:28:16
Herd instinct in winter is understandable to some extent, especially for steeper gullies and winter routes. Everyone waits for good conditions, which lately are often like hitting the lottery. And when it spreads that in some gully or route the conditions are right, many show up there. Before internet times it was easier, either you heard something firsthand at the ferajn, or read in Delo in sports section among alpinistic news, or heard by chance in the buffet after ferajn meeting....
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dprapr23. 08. 2024 09:28:42
If there are “many of them” in the gully, you're on a bowling alley and not in good conditions. nasmeh
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turbo23. 08. 2024 10:08:54
Of course, you already know, I've been only PD or rather OEAV all my life . . .
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mavi1227. 08. 2024 15:44:25
Hello!
On Thursday I plan to take the route from Krma. Since I've never started from here before, I'm curious how parking is on weekdays at the parking lot at the end of the Krma valley?

How early does the parking lot fill up now during the season (weekdays, not weekend)? Is there between 4 and 5 a.m. still enough space to park the car nicely and safely somewhere, so you're not left only with spots more exposed to traffic? Would you advise arriving at the starting point a bit earlier than I mentioned, so there won't be a parking problem?

Thanks for the help and best regards
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n3jc27. 08. 2024 16:26:28
Probably OK. Two weeks ago at 7am I left the car right at the penultimate parking, without driving to the end of the valley, and walked the rest. Penultimate parking was 50% full, last one 95%, some dubious or muddy spots free. I decided quite right. The tour extension seemed insignificant to me.
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PrimozSporar27. 08. 2024 18:24:12
At 5am THU (even if nice weather) no problems with parking right at valley end. Good luck!
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turbo27. 08. 2024 18:48:06
Be careful to really park where the blue "P" is

https://obcina.kranjska-gora.si/objava/965827
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mavi1227. 08. 2024 19:02:52
Great, big thanks to all for the help nasmeh
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UROS112. 09. 2024 16:52:32
Hello! I have one serious question for all of you.
I've been living and working the 9th year in Austria in Graz.

Haven't been to our Triglav for 1.5 years since I no longer have a private car.

CAN SOMEONE HELP ME, HOW COULD I GET TO TRIGLAV BY PUBLIC TRANSPORT FROM Ljubljana??

Can't find any regular line to Pokljuka, to Stara Fužina or to Savica Waterfall...

Thanks in advance to whoever has some exact info how I could get to Triglav by public transport now in October...

Best Uroš Anželj
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bongo12. 09. 2024 17:29:33
Almost every hour (from 6:00) a bus runs from LJ to Ukanc at the end of Lake Bohinj, the ride takes 2h.
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turbo12. 09. 2024 17:50:16
Same Lj - Rateče, then from Dovje Mojstrana probably on foot to Vrata.
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tjabi12. 09. 2024 17:50:45
Another option:
Train from Ljubljana at 4.40, arrival in Boh. Bistrica at 6.40 (change at Jesenice). Then bus at 7.00 from Boh. Bistrica train station to Stara Fužina and Srednja vas.
LP
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tjabi12. 09. 2024 17:50:50
Another option:
Train from Ljubljana at 4.40, arrival in Boh. Bistrica at 6.40 (change at Jesenice). Then bus at 7.00 from Boh. Bistrica train station to Stara Fužina and Srednja vas.
LP
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tjabi12. 09. 2024 17:50:55
Another option:
Train from Ljubljana at 4.40, arrival in Boh. Bistrica at 6.40 (change at Jesenice). Then bus at 7.00 from Boh. Bistrica train station to Stara Fužina and Srednja vas.
LP
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UROS112. 09. 2024 20:05:22
Many thanks to all three for the info.

So I'll go by train to LJ, then to Jesenice, then to Boh Bistrica and onwards by bus to Stara Fužina.

Since I've never gone to Triglav from the Bohinj side, checking if I'm correctly informed.

From the bus station in Stara Fužina, I reach the chapel right away, from there a marked path leads to Hudičev most and further to Koča v Vojah, then towards Velem polje and Vodnikov dom...

Thanks again for the info.
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