Rutarski gozd - Jehlc (Špičasta kupa)

Access to starting point:
From Podbrdo we drive towards Tolmin or vice versa, but only to the village of Koritnica. In Koritnica we will notice a sign for the village Rut, which directs us right (from Tolmin sharply left). We then follow the mostly ascending road to the mentioned village, where there is also a smaller crossroad. We continue straight (left village Grunt) on the road, which soon loses the asphalt covering. The wide macadam road quickly ascends above the village and turns right. Three serpentines follow; at the third or second left, the marked path from Stržišče also joins us from the right, and from here onwards we pay attention to possible parking by the road, because driving from the next crossroad onwards is forbidden.

Path description:
From the parking lot we continue on the macadam road, then we quickly arrive at an unmarked crossroad, where we continue on the upper right road, by which there is a ramp and a traffic sign prohibiting further driving. Further on we ascend steeply; the ever-worsening road slowly turns into a wide mostly rocky cart track, which past the hunting observatory soon brings us to a junction, where we continue right in the direction of Rodica (straight Planina Razor). Further we ascend on a relatively well-preserved mule track, first through the forest, then through dwarf pines. Moderately steep and increasingly scenic path, then it crosses a few gullies and gets closer and closer to the summit (Jehlc), which we have been seeing in front of us for some time. After approximately an hour and a half of walking, the marked path gets almost completely close to the ridge. Here at an altitude of approximately 1700m, where along the path we notice a cairn and a worse footpath that ascends left to the ridge, we leave the marked path leading to Rodica.
Further, in a few steps we ascend to the mentioned ridge and follow it to the left, where we quickly step onto the panoramic head (Peči or Greben 1727 m). From the head a nice view opens towards Jehlc, to which a short steep descent and then a gentle ascent along the scenic ridge separate us. From the point where we left the marked path to the summit of Jehlc we follow a worse track that runs on and partly along the ridge.
The path is not difficult, but orientation is tricky in fog.