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| brele18. 03. 2019 15:04:28 |
Hello!
I'm quite experienced as a summer mountain visitor, but I want winter ascents too. I have crampons and an ice axe, I did a three-day course on safe movement in mountains in winter, now I don't know how to proceed. So I'm asking for all suggestions where to go in the mountains in winter (beginner tours) and also if I could join someone on an easier tour. Maybe a colleague will join too, who also has no winter experience (but has gear). Since we're from Carinthia, the Kamnik-Savinja Alps would be the most suitable for the start. Thanks in advance and best regards!
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| coffee18. 03. 2019 15:14:42 |
For the first time, Savinja Saddle is very suitable. If there is enough courage, then also to Ledinski vrh.
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| djimuzl18. 03. 2019 20:19:36 |
If going alone, always go where you've been in dry times.
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| Loerst19. 03. 2019 12:51:14 |
For easier winter hikes, check peaks that are easy also in summer conditions. Since snow melts fast (despite yesterday's snow), for the winter feel you'll almost need to go a bit higher. From Carinthia, you've probably thought of Peca yourself; safer higher peaks also e.g. on Pokljuka (Debela Peč, Brda, Viševnik). OK, not exactly KSA, but our little country is so small that it shouldn't be (too big) a problem. My first real winter ascent in more snow was e.g. to Kofce and then to Veliki vrh, which still seems a proper level for the start; in KSA such a peak also e.g. Raduha.
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