Pri Žagi (Javorniški Rovt) - Mala Boncla (Bavha)

Access to starting point:
From the highway Ljubljana - Jesenice we take the exit Lipce, and then turn right towards Jesenice. In the settlement Javornik at the first traffic-light intersection we turn right (direction Lj.) towards Koroška Bela. At the next intersection with traffic lights we turn left, and soon once again left towards Javorniški Rovt. After a few kilometers of driving uphill (when we have already arrived in the mentioned village), in a sharp left turn the macadam road branches off straight ahead towards Dom Trilobit (sign). Right before that spot on the right we notice a smaller parking lot, where our starting point is.

Path description:
From the starting point we continue a few meters on macadam, then we come upon marked signposts with inscriptions Valvazor and Gajškova pot. Here we turn right, but do not continue following the blazes (right over the bridge), instead straight uphill on the cart track. Soon we reach the next bridge, where we cross the stream, the path (cart track) turns left uphill. For the next 15 minutes of walking we follow the main cart track, which means we ignore three right turn-offs of the cart track. On the left side of the path we will be able to notice the sign "Dom Trilobit" twice.
Only when the path ascends somewhat more steeply do we come to a fork in the cart track, where we turn right (left is the path to the mountain pasture Stamare). The cart track now turns increasingly to the right, first ascends steeply, then levels off briefly, and ascends somewhat again towards the (forested) saddle between both Bonclas. Still before the path levels off again before that spot, we turn right from it onto a less noticeable trail that leads west onto the ridge of Mala Boncla. When we step onto it, the partly gravelly path overgrown with tree roots quickly brings us to the first steel cable. Here the ascent ends. Then follows the second steel cable, which serves us as a railing. Here, at the top, we will come upon an interesting, standing, dried tree.