Pod Zjabci - Dom na Komni

Access to starting point:
A) First, we drive to Kranjska Gora, and then we continue driving through the Vršič pass towards Bovec. Soon after the Berebica gallery, we arrive in the village of Soča, where we turn left across the bridge over the river Soča (direction tourist farm Jelinčič and camp Korita). After the bridge, we do not turn left towards the camp, but continue driving straight on the ascending asphalt road. Further, we ascend through expansive meadows, in the middle of which stand some individual cottages, and then the road enters the forest. Higher up, the road turns quite to the left and brings us to Pod Zjabcev, where we notice mountain signposts for mountain pasture Za skalo, Dom na Komni and Triglavska jezera. We park in a suitable place by the road.
B) From the Primorska side, we first drive to Bovec, and then continue driving towards Trenta. Towards the end of the village of Soča, we turn right in the direction of the tourist farm Jelinčič and camp Korita. After the bridge, we do not turn left towards the camp, but continue driving straight on the ascending asphalt road. Further, we ascend through expansive meadows, in the middle of which stand some individual cottages, and then the road enters the forest. Higher up, the road turns quite to the left and brings us to Pod Zjabcev, where we notice mountain signposts for mountain pasture Za skalo, Dom na Komni and Triglavska jezera. We park in a suitable place by the road.

Path description:
From Pod Zjabcev we head onto the marked path, which bypasses the nearby cottages on the right side. Behind the cottages, the path goes into the forest and quickly brings us to a smaller junction, where we continue right across the stream. On the other side of the stream, the path turns left and begins to ascend moderately through dense forest. We continue the ascent along an old mule track, which is fairly eroded in several places, and higher up it brings us to a short steep rocky section. Across this section, a well-maintained and wide mule track leads us, and the path above this section brings us to a vantage point from which a beautiful view opens onto Bavški Grintavec.
From the vantage point, the path returns to the forest and quickly ascends to an old trough with water (here by the path is a small spring, which dries up in dry periods). Above the trough, the path turns slightly left, then ascends in numerous zigzags through the forest. Higher up, the trail levels out somewhat and brings us to a less noticeable junction, where an abandoned path to mountain pasture Za skalo branches off to the left.
From here we continue straight ahead, and a somewhat steeper path, after 10 minutes of further walking, brings us to the next junction, which is this time completely unmarked. Here a unmarked trail branches off to the right, leading to the nearby hunting cottage and further to mountain pasture za Črnim vrhom, to the left a hunting path to mountain pasture Za skalo branches off, while we continue straight to the nearby next junction, which is somewhat better marked.
Here we continue straight or slightly right along the marked path in the direction of Triglavska jezera and Komna. We continue along the gentle path, which through coniferous forest brings us to a path fork.
From the fork we continue on the right path in the direction of Komna (left Triglavska jezera), which bypasses Dol za Bajarjem on the right side. On the other side of the valley, the path begins, first gently, then more steeply, to ascend. The steepness quickly eases, and an increasingly scenic path brings us into a series of smaller valleys, through which we gently ascend to Oslova škrbina.
From Oslova škrbina the marked path begins to descend towards the plateau of Lepa Komna. During the descent, several unmarked trails branch off to the right (old military mule tracks, which, if we are heading to Lanževica, shorten the path by a good 20 minutes), while we follow the marked path, which lower down brings us to a marked junction.
From the junction we continue straight in the direction of Dom na Komni (sharply right to Lanževica) along the path that crosses a belt of dwarf pines, then brings us to a less noticeable junction, where an unmarked path to Poljanica and further to Malim vratom or mountain pasture na Kalu and Triglavskim jezerom branches off to the left. Further, the fairly gentle path, which rises slightly a few times but otherwise mostly descends slightly, continues across a series of several smaller valleys. When the valleys end, a somewhat longer descent follows, and the path brings us to mountain pasture na Kraju, from where we continue left towards the nearby mountain hut.
From Koča pod Bogatinom, we continue along the wide mountain path in the direction of Komna, which after 10 minutes of further walking brings us to the next junction. Here we continue right (straight to Koča pri Savici) and quickly arrive at Dom na Komni along the gentle path.

On the way: Oslova škrbina (1824m), Koča pod Bogatinom mountain hut (1513m)

Trip can be extended to: The lake Črno jezero , Dom pri Krnskih jezerih , The lake Krnsko jezero , Planina Govnjač , Planina Lopučnica , Planina za Migovcem , Koča pri Triglavskih jezerih , Kser , Vrh Škrli , Mali Šmohor , Vrh Planje , Bogatin , Kal , Lanževica , Mahavšček , Velika Baba , Zeleni vrh , Vrh nad Škrbino , Podrta gora , Tolminski Kuk , Batognica , Vrh nad Peski , Čelo , Krn