Rudno polje - Draški rob (via Zgornji Razor)

Access to starting point:
From the Ljubljana - Jesenice motorway, take the Lesce exit and continue along the road towards Bled. At the traffic lights in Bled, the signs for Pokljuka direct you to the right. Continue through Gorje and past the abandoned Zatrnik ski resort to Rudno polje on Pokljuka (large parking lot, military barracks and shooting range).

Path description:
The described path runs through a quiet area of the TNP and is closed after the introduction of the zone.

From the parking lot we head onto the forest road (direction Triglav), along which we ascend in ten minutes of gentle ascent to the Viševnik ski resort. Here the signs lead us to the right (the path to Triglav continues along the road) onto the marked footpath, which then moderately ascends along the edge of the forest and along the ski lift of the nearby ski resort. Higher up we again step onto the road, which we follow to the right (straight ahead Viševnik). We continue the path along the road, which first crosses the ski slope (planina Krasce), then enters the forest and splits into two parts.
We continue left (straight ahead Blejska koča) and continue along the forest road closed to public traffic, which quickly brings us to a short scenic part of the path. Here the road turns sharply left and brings us in a gentle ascent back into the forest. A little higher the road turns right, then begins to descend gradually.
When the road begins to descend, we become attentive, as a poorer unmarked cart track will soon branch off to the left.
We continue along the mentioned cart track, which brings us in 3 minutes to some kind of clearing or cut area. Here we ascend straight up the cut, where we notice an old hunting trail, along which we continue the ascent. The trail then leads us into the forest, where it temporarily becomes completely level. For a short time we continue along an indistinct small valley, where we can observe numerous karst phenomena (sinkholes, karren and similar), then we transition to gentle slopes, where the trail slowly begins to disappear, but at least for now there are no major problems with traceability of the path. The path ahead for some time traverses the slopes to the right, then brings us to the lower part of the Zgornji Razor valley. Here the barely visible trail turns a bit to the left and continues ascending along the edge of the already mentioned valley. Initially we ascend on the right side, then the trail, which several times completely disappears, slowly transitions to the left side of the valley, where it then ascends under steep slopes. During the ascent we have to step over some fallen trees, and the path, which is no longer a path, brings us out of the forest onto increasingly scenic slopes. Here we continue straight along the ever wider valley, and after a few minutes of further walking we step onto the marked path that leads from Blejska koča towards Srenjski preval.
When we step onto the mentioned marked path, we follow it to the left, which quickly brings us to a marked junction, where the path to Debeli vrh branches off to the right, and we continue slightly left along the path that bypasses the mentioned peak on the left side. With views of the Pokljuka plateau and the Lower Bohinj mountains, we traverse for some time occasionally also somewhat steeper slopes, then, after the second branch to Debeli vrh also branches off to the right, we arrive at Solnice (at Solnice is the lowest point of the ridge between Tosc and Debela peč).
From Solnice a beautiful view opens into Krma and the mountains that rise steeply above it. The path ahead enters Blejska konto (the small valley between Veliki Selišnik and Draški rob), where it first ascends gently, then increasingly steeply. After a short steep ascent the path suddenly levels out and brings us to the plateau world south of Draški rob.
Here (even before we arrive at the marked junction below Srenjski preval) a nice passage through the dwarf pine will open on the right side (on the right we notice a small cairn). We continue the ascent along easier off-trail terrain, and smaller cairns help us find the passages through the dwarf pine, with the help of which we quickly arrive at the ridge between Mali Draški vrh on the left and Draški rob on the right. When we step onto the ridge we continue right and ascend along it to the steep summit slope of Draški rob. Here we first climb over a short rocky step, then climb over the dwarf pine to the ridge of Draški rob. Here we continue left and climb along the dwarf pine to the 1979 m high peak, from which a beautiful view opens into the Krma valley.