Karnica / Sella Carnizza - Monte Musi (eastern peak)
Starting point: Karnica / Sella Carnizza (1086 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 46.33633°N 13.32013°E 
Time of walking: 2 h 30 min
Difficulty: partly demanding marked way, partly demanding unmarked way
Difficulty of skiing: no data
Altitude difference: 787 m
Altitude difference (by path): 810 m
Map: Julijske Alpe - zahodni del 1:50.000
Access to starting point:
From the road Kobarid – Bovec in the village Žaga we turn towards the border crossing Učja. When we enter Italy, at the junction we continue right towards the saddle Karnica (Sella Carnizza). We follow the narrow road all the way to the mentioned saddle where we park.
Path description:
On the saddle where there are signposts, we follow the footpath in the direction of Vrh Muzcev (Monte Musi). The path ascends through the forest and at first runs westwards, then turns towards the south. The forest through which we ascend has many rocks and boulders, and the path also leads us past some ruins.
Higher up, we will notice limestone pavements along the path, and for a short section a view opens up, mainly towards the north. This path brings us to a junction marked with an inscription on a rock.
Here a poorly trodden path marked with red dots branches off to the left (a kind of marked pathless terrain) that approaches Vrh Muzcev from the east. At the junction we continue right along the better-trodden path, which then heads westwards. Here the path ascends less steeply and occasionally even descends a little. The path leads us onto a slope more densely covered with dwarf pines, and along the way we will also notice several abysses. From here the path starts to offer some views; on a short section fixed safety ropes are present, though they are not strictly necessary. The path then turns more towards the south again and leads us past numerous boulders. This path brings us onto a slope partly covered with grass and begins to climb towards the saddle below the summit of Veliki Rob (Viliki Rop). As we start ascending towards this saddle, we reach a junction where a path branches off to the right to the chapel Madonna del Cacciatore, located in a nearby cave.
We continue along the marked path and ascend quite steeply on a trail that has a fair amount of loose gravel in places. This path then brings us to the saddle, where a view opens up towards the west and south.
From the saddle there is a short traverse followed by an ascent up a steep grassy slope that leads to the ridge where there is a junction. The marked path continues towards the western summit of Muzci, but we turn left onto an unmarked trail. Along this panoramic trail, which mostly follows the grassy ridge, we soon reach the eastern summit of Muzci, where there is a small cairn and a cross.
On the way: Madonna del Cacciatore (1770m)
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