Since the predecessor trail description is quite lacking or says nothing about key difficulties, allow me to describe the current conditions on this trail. Up to Žabniška krnica of course no problems. When I head under Mali Viš I notice high up on the snowfield a person, yes there's still a snowfield and ice at the entry, and a short crack that can be bypassed. Obviously he went too high, I direct him back down. Here and there he slips a bit, a stone flies off the partially covered snowfield, but he finds the traverse and heads to the path in the wall. I below find the red dot, already in the lower part I cross the snowfield and ice covered with scree and right by the red dot I climb straight up, poor II. Higher I reach the marked path and around it, then through the chimney where there are still some wooden pegs up. Soon I catch up with the guy ahead. He says he's Filip from Beljak, we ascend together. Soon higher in the gully we encounter a real landslide, obviously a fresh rockfall, big rocks, scree, dust in the gully. At one point a larger rock blocked the old passage so you have to bypass the spot on the right over smoothed stones. About 30 meters higher is the once hardest spot, now nicely secured and causes no problems, nor in the continuation. Soon we're on Božje police, a bit along them to the right, then on faded marks ahead. Follows some easier climbing, then somewhat monotonous ascent on the slope to the summit. I descended the normal route to the south side, below branched left to trail A. Goitan, for Mala špica I went on the north side and down to Trbiška škrbina. Since the old passage to Mrzla voda has been closed for some years, I went a bit lower, then on the new bypass which is nicely secured up and down to the shredded scree, below caught the trail to Žabniška škrbina and over it to Rifugio Pellarini and to the valley. The once built, secured and marked Gola Nord-Est trail has been abandoned for many years. A few years ago guides did install some bolts and cable on the difficult passage in the central gully part, also placed expansion bolts with rings in several places for belaying and possible rappels. The trail itself is not numbered on Tabacco 019 map, but drawn and next to it an alpinist is drawn, meaning it's an alpinistic ascent. In Italy there are dozens such trails, some are real gems for experienced mountaineers, so any comment on poor maintenance or even neglect is completely unnecessary.