Toll booths on Vršič and in Vrata
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| dprapr14. 09. 2024 21:53:49 |
Fewer visits are only where there are no huts. And there the internet connection to the world is usually not well covered. I notice that with neighbors.
Regarding that sleeping on corridors, on landings, on dining room floor,…I quickly had enough of that and preferred to sleep outside. 
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| zokipoki14. 09. 2024 22:23:21 |
@jax I also read that article today, and thought similarly.
@turbo, it reads really nice, especially the last paragraph reads attractively.
It seems to me that the visit to the mountains would be reduced only by closing huts in the high mountains, and maybe only modest shelters would remain until they burn down, like on Korošica, or collapse. Only historical memory would remain. After all, it will surely happen anyway, tell me I'm a pessimist! Nature will take its own, mountain loners will get back their space and peace. Man is just someone who passes by!
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| asdf14. 09. 2024 22:32:33 |
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| jax14. 09. 2024 22:51:21 |
@turbo
To be honest, what is - except for reservations - so different in today's huts? OK, some have arranged rooms, but to me it seems that the main offer of mountain huts (especially the "real" ones, i.e. high alpine with at least a few hours access from the highest road) regarding accommodation are still common dorms. Although both exist. Regarding food I don't even remember them offering much more than what you listed, maybe some dessert, but no special choices. Which is right.
Regarding the reservation system I absolutely agree. Recently in the Weekly several keepers clearly said that the thing is too rigid and they coped better with the previous system. This system benefits only PZS and foreign tourist agencies, not the employed and hut visitors.
Oh, and by the way, one more thing - this year for the first time in my life I reserved accommodation in a hut in the Swiss Alps. They didn't require any prepayment by any chance. Just by the way.
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| Kafetarca15. 09. 2024 07:31:37 |
Also I think that huts that are basically already inns are the main source of those Sunday strollers. Many people don't go hiking at all where there is no hut with some extensive culinary offer.
And as expected - where there is no hut, or where it's long and steep to hike, there is usually luckily the most peace.
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| miri15. 09. 2024 08:29:44 |
And so we have a choice. Isn't it nice?
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| korl15. 09. 2024 10:12:57 |
Come on guys (miri not flying at you, who posted last ...
The same ones for years whining and complaining on this forum about the same things. At the same time nonstop emphasizing that you don't go to Bohinj at all, don't pay tolls and parking fees, never overnight in our ugly huts where everything is crap anyway and food too expensive, you go to mountains mostly to Carnic Alps and Dolomites or Austria and of course not included in usurious PZS, but registered with neighbors.
Of course you do something at home all the time: use PZS trails and park two turns lower than us others and tremble that there will be a bill upon return. And as my friend from Trenta would say for such: What do we locals have from these one-day smugglers? Nothing. They just shit in the morning somewhere near the parking, then before going back throw an empty beer can into the bushes. Even if I never see them again"
Well now of course announce yourselves in the established order 
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| asdf15. 09. 2024 11:06:18 |
Why should your friend from Trenta have anything from people who go from there to the mountains? After all, we have the right to move within our own country. When he comes to Ljubljana, I also have no benefit from him, but we still don't limit access to newcomers and allow them parking at normal prices where conditions allow.
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| Jusk15. 09. 2024 19:17:25 |
@korl no point posting here, you see it's worse than in some kindergarten, let them have fun posting and cluttering almost every thread
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| lino15. 09. 2024 19:18:42 |
Korl, your blog is a bit unpolished and robust. Not suitable for tender and sensitive mountaineering ears and eyes. A bit rough for us polished and sissified and fine (oh and all) mountaineers. Could at least wrap it all in cellophane and add some flower or praise. I'm a bit nervous and upset about your attitude to us fine and cool mountaineers. Loved going to Bohinj, but now I'll spend parking money elsewhere and treat myself to a sandwich and pure spring water!
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| Jusk15. 09. 2024 19:42:02 |
@lino sandwich with polje and half a liter of store-brand water
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| lino15. 09. 2024 20:55:37 |
Jusk, sandwich with polje is already quite a luxury variant. I'll rather save a bit and treat myself to prestigious salami brand Pasja radost. My grandpa mentioned this above-standard salami Pasja radost many times. For quenching thirst really store-brand industrial water on discount and sale!
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| lino15. 09. 2024 21:11:23 |
If Turbo adds his excellent recommendations and instructions too, then I freeze and give up.
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| hočo15. 09. 2024 21:14:06 |
When I last wanted pasja radost, the saleswoman said that this isn't a pet shop
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| lepenatka16. 09. 2024 08:16:35 |
Maybe she'd understand if I ordered "kilometer wurst".
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| jbs9. 10. 2024 18:48:16 |
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| dprapr14. 10. 2024 16:46:37 |
They say they're going in the right direction. This one is really good.
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| Roman2914. 10. 2024 21:08:14 |
https://www.24ur.com/novice/slovenija/v-vratih-nov-prometni-rezim-koliksna-bo-parkirnina.html
The funniest thing is, there's so much talk about using public transport which is free, or that we should hike to Triglav and surrounding mountains from Mojstrana on foot. I'm really curious who knows where in Mojstrana there's free parking? At all parking lots in Mojstrana you have to pay at least 10€ for the whole day, in Kranjska Gora 15€, for Bohinj it's not even worth talking. So much for free public transport.
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| bongo14. 10. 2024 23:17:30 |
"In this regard, she explained that the municipality must ensure to cover all costs arising from public transport to the valley, and costs they have with establishing the system" - loosely translated to Kranjska Gora style, they created a problem (costs) and are looking for a funding source by fleecing visitors. Only with us... Btw, how come no one thinks to ask by what key the Kranjska Gora mafiosi appropriated the road to Vrata which was asphalted by the state. Only with us, otherwise.
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