Rudno polje - Viševnik (via Zgornji Razor)

Access to starting point:
From highway Ljubljana - Jesenice we go to the exit Lesce and follow the road ahead towards Bled. In Bled at the traffic lights, the signs for Pokljuka point us to the right. Ahead we drive through Gorje and past the abandoned ski slope Zatrnik to Rudno polje on Pokljuka (large parking lot, barracks and shooting range).

Path description:
From the parking lot, we head onto the forest road (direction Triglav), along which in ten minutes of gentle ascent we ascend to the Viševnik ski slope. Here signs lead us right (path to Triglav continues on the road) onto a marked footpath, which further moderately ascends along the edge of the forest and along the drag lift of the nearby ski slope. Higher, we again step onto the road, which we follow to the right (straight Viševnik). We continue along the road, which first crosses the ski slope (mountain pasture Krasce), then passes into the forest and splits into two parts.
We continue left (straight Blejska koča) and continue along the forest road closed to public traffic, which quickly brings us to a short scenic section of the path. Here the road turns sharply to the left and in a gentle ascent brings us back into the forest. A little higher the road turns to the right, then it starts gradually descending.
When the road starts descending, we pay attention, as soon as to the left a worse unmarked cart track will branch off.
We continue along the mentioned cart track, which in 3 minutes brings us to some sort of clearing or cutting. Here we ascend straight up the cutting, where we notice an old hunter's path, along which we continue the ascent. The path then leads us into the forest, where it temporarily flattens completely. For a short time we continue along an indistinct valley, where we can observe numerous karst phenomena (sinkholes, Škraplje and the like), then we pass onto gentle slopes, where the path slowly starts to disappear, but for now there are still no major problems with following the path. Ahead the path crosses the slopes to the right for some time, then brings us to the lower part of the Zgornji Razor valley. Here the barely visible pathlet turns slightly to the left and further ascends along the edge of the aforementioned valley. Initially we ascend along the right side, then the path, which disappears completely several times, slowly passes to the left side of the valley, where it then ascends below steep slopes. During the ascent we must step over some fallen trees, and the path, which no longer is one, brings us out of the forest onto increasingly panoramic slopes. Here we continue straight along the increasingly 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, and it 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 aforementioned peak on the left side. With views of the Pokljuka plateau and Spodnje Bohinjske gore, we cross occasionally somewhat steeper slopes for some time, then, after a second branch-off 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 nice view opens into Krma and the mountains that rise steeply above it. The path ahead passes into Blejska konta (valley between Veliki Selišnik and Draški rob), where it first ascends gently, then ever more steeply. After a shorter steep ascent the path suddenly flattens and brings us into plateau-like terrain south of Draški rob. Only about a minute of walking follows and the path brings us to a marked junction below Srenjski preval.
Here we continue right in the direction of Srenjski preval (left downward Rudno polje along the marked path) and after approximately 10 minutes of further walking we arrive at the aforementioned saddle.
From Srenjski preval we continue left (straight downward Jezerce, right Studorski preval and Mali Draški vrh) along the path that ascends transversely across a relatively crumbly slope (danger of slipping). Higher the path passes to the west side of the ridge and flattens somewhat. A transverse ascent follows along the path that runs along the main ridge of Viševnik. Just a few meters below the summit the path crosses a shorter exposed ledge, then without major difficulties we step onto the summit of Viševnik.
We can descend along the usual path.

On the way: Srenjski preval (1959m)

Trip can be extended to: Mali Draški vrh