Podljubelj - Kršiše (southern path)
Starting point: Podljubelj (658 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 46.3979°N 14.2876°E 
Path name: southern path
Time of walking: 20 min
Difficulty: easy unmarked way
Difficulty of skiing: no data
Altitude difference: 132 m
Altitude difference (by path): 132 m
Map: Karavanke - osrednji del 1:50.000
Access to starting point:
From the highway Ljubljana - Jesenice, we take the exit Podtabor (Tržič, Ljubelj), and then we continue driving towards Ljubelj. After approximately 6 km of driving from the gas station at Bistrica pri Tržiču, we leave the main road, because signs for Podljubelj direct us to the right onto a local road. Only a little further, we arrive at the next crossroad, where we continue right and then after a few tens of meters we park at a suitable place in the middle of the village.
Path description:
From the branch primary school Podljubelj we return to the crossroad where we turned into Podljubelj, and then we follow the signs for Kofce and Tominčev slap waterfall. Further on, we ascend through Podljubelj, where we go past the inn Ankele, and only a little further we arrive at a crossroad, where a road branches off to the right towards Matizovec and along which we can reach the "eastern" path to Kršiše, but we continue straight towards Tominčev slap waterfall. The path ahead leads us past a few more houses, and when we get quite close to the overpass through which the path to Tominčev slap waterfall leads, on a pole of public lighting we notice an arrow pointing to an unmarked footpath that ascends to the right of the road. We continue along the mentioned footpath, which first ascends across a small clearing, then we continue through the forest, where another path joins us from the left.
We continue right and ascend diagonally to the right; when we reach the forested ridge, where the "eastern" path joins us, we continue left.
There follows an ascent along and on the ridge; we follow such a path to the transmitters, bench and logbook box on Kršiše.
Description and pictures refer to the condition in November 2020.
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