Velika Martuljška Ponca VMP 2602m a.s.l.
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| Jovan Cukut4. 04. 2011 13:34:27 |
Thanks for the congrats, Avgustin. Don't go to Kugy route now. It would be suicidal. Maybe I'll tackle it in summer. True, I bypassed the jump on the right side.
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| Gorski lovec25. 05. 2011 21:39:41 |
really nice pics, congrats 
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| Jovan Cukut26. 05. 2011 08:05:06 |
Didn't go over the belay? Ascent on hard snow is more interesting. Agree, Juš? Since you're in full condition, you'd bash up the gully past the bivouac to MMP too.
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| JusAvgustin26. 05. 2011 19:33:27 |
some still don't want to realize that winter is over, although temperatures already show it. definitely great tour! VMP is a household name!
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| lijaneja2. 06. 2011 07:58:16 |
With colleague 5 days before you (desc, pics) descended from anchor few m left of flake on your 17th pic down rocks to snow. 30m rope sufficed.
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| gornik6112. 08. 2011 14:25:46 |
Yesterday with mates climbed VMP. Day wonderful, summit rewarded unique views. Four more joined so ten on top, think big number for daily visit this beauty. Tour unique.
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| ugn8. 09. 2011 20:17:53 |
Can someone who knows VMP approximately draw on the attached picture where the path or direction of the usual approach to the VMP summit goes? On the picture below on the scree there is a person - probably the usual path goes there?
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| viharnik8. 09. 2011 20:35:28 |
We once went up the front edge of the short ridge above the highest scree, left of the shaded couloir; for the descent I sniffed out the route a bit before the prominent lone tower on the west of the mountain. Down we came to the left winding gully dropping to the upper flat scree. I advise against both variants. Approach due to extremely loose eastern ridge (big rocks loosen, holds remain in hands, exposed). Descent also not really orientationally easy nor easy, I-II descent on crumbly where you must pick firmer terrain amid mixed world (rock, scree). Original route goes somewhere in between to the gully.
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| DarjaZaplotnik8. 09. 2011 21:22:21 |
It seems to me the most elegant variant is the following, and it is also a bit equipped with pitons or anchors for descent. In the upper third of Dnina on the left you spot a reddish, at first sight quite crumbly gully. Up it to the upper screes under the wall that is on your pic. In this wall you can choose continuation freely, but it is very pleasant (and equipped) to continue in the pronounced gully on the left. @lijaneja has it on pic 7, your pic in the middle, a bit shaded. It is about two short pitches. Difficulties around I.-II., at the end of the gully a small overhang directs you to the left. There you hit a good II., but the rock is well structured and compact. And you also have a piton for belay at hand. Then "free". Otherwise, for an experienced eye it is no problem to find the path, as it is quite trodden, and there are cairns here and there. Just look well. Enjoy your tour! best d
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| ugn8. 09. 2011 21:59:57 |
Darja, is this that gully?
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| DarjaZaplotnik8. 09. 2011 22:27:29 |
Yep, that's it. But are you going "alone"? best d
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| ugn8. 09. 2011 22:31:39 |
I'm not going yet, just educating myself...
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| ugn8. 09. 2011 23:02:27 |
@Navihan thanks, excellent... now I can really just go... though looking at all these scree fields and gullies... it's really ideal for winter, for dry conditions it doesn't look optimal...
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| Navihan8. 09. 2011 23:18:21 |
depends on the company, read Darja's question above carefully again and given the nice weekend weather there's nothing to wait for. I'll be in these parts tomorrow too.
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| ugn8. 09. 2011 23:30:51 |
Yeah, this weekend it's really a shame... at work...
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