Reklanska dolina - Planina Zgornja Gorjuda
Starting point: Reklanska dolina (700 m)
Starting point Lat/Lon: 46.3937°N 13.4405°E 
Time of walking: 2 h
Difficulty: difficult marked way
Difficulty of skiing: very demanding
Altitude difference: 704 m
Altitude difference (by path): 704 m
Map: Julijske Alpe - zahodni del 1:50.000
Access to starting point:
From Kranjska Gora via the border crossing Rateče we drive to Trbiž / Tarvisio. In Trbiž we continue left in the direction of Bovec and follow the road to the crossroad near Rabeljsko jezero. Here we continue right in the direction of Nevejski preval / Sella Nevea. From the pass we descend along the road through numerous tunnels and galleries to the Reklanska side. Approximately 1 km after the last tunnel or gallery we park on one of the parking lots by the road.
From Bovec we drive to the border crossing Predel, from which we descend to the Italian side. Only a little after Rabeljsko jezero we come to the crossroad, where we continue left in the direction of Nevejski preval / Sella Nevea. Further, follow the above description.
Path description:
From the parking lot by the road we then descend a few dozen meters to the spot where on the left side of the road we notice signposts for mountain pasture Gorjuda (Casera Goriuda). The path immediately leads into the forest, where it first ascends gently and then steeper and steeper. After a good 20 minutes of walking the path brings us to the first more demanding part, where with the help of steel cable we cross a wide and secured artificial ledge. A similar passage then repeats two more times; on all passages we are accompanied by the trickling of water droplets, so that we are quite wet. The path then ascends even more steeply on a steep and slippery-when-wet slope. All key spots, especially the passages over gullies, are well secured. The problem arises only if we set out on the path after heavy rain or thaw, when the gullies are full of water and crossing is then impossible. The steepness then eases somewhat and the quite overgrown path then through the forest brings us below rocky cliffs, where the path turns sharply left. With the help of steel cable we cross one more short slightly exposed spot, after which the difficulties disappear. The path then quickly brings us out of the forest and before us we see the old shepherd hut (converted into a bivouac) on mountain pasture Gorjuda.
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